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What are the liberty and personal freedoms in an absolute monarchy?
In an absolute monarchy, the liberty and freedom of the monarch are absolute, and the liberty and freedom of the subjects of the monarch are whatever the monarch chooses to give them.
What happened after the Austrian Succession?
Every Austrian succession was followed by the reign of an Austrian monarch. That's what "succession" means in this context. You probably wanted to know about a particular Austrian succession, but you don't know which one is being asked about on the test. Should've studied.
What rights did colonists gain as a result of the English Bill of Rights?
The Got the right for religious tolerance freedom of the press, freedom of speech and others
Who During the English Civil War those who supported the monarch were called?
Cavaliers a+
During the English Civil War those who supported the monarch were called .?
Cavaliers a+
Who supported the monarch were called During the English Civil War those?
Cavaliers a+
By which Monarch was each of Shakespeare's acting companies supported?
Queen Elizabeth I supported the Chamberlains Men acting company, and King James I supported the Kings Men acting company.
Who was the English monarch in Pennsylvania in 1682?
In 1682, the English monarch was King Charles II. Pennsylvania was established as a proprietary colony by William Penn, who received a charter from Charles II. This charter granted Penn significant control over the land and its governance, reflecting the king's intention to create a place for religious freedom and a haven for Quakers.
During the english civil war those who supported parliment were called?
During the English civil war, those who supported the monarch were called puritans.
What were both the Amana Carta and the English Bill of Rights designed to do?
The Magna Carta limited the power of the Monarch(rulers).The English bill of rights were designed to make laws and impose taxes belonged to the peoples elected representatives in the Parliament and to no one else.
What is the secular monarchy?
A secular monarchy is a form of government where a monarch rules in a non-religious capacity, separate from any official religious institution. This means that the monarch's authority and power are derived from sources other than a divine or religious mandate. Examples include constitutional monarchies like those found in the United Kingdom and Japan.
Which colony was the only monarch Catholic?
The only colony in North America that was founded as a haven for Catholics was Maryland. Established in 1632 by Cecil Calvert, the second Lord Baltimore, Maryland was intended to provide religious freedom for Catholics facing persecution in England. The colony's charter allowed for a degree of self-governance and included protections for religious minorities, making it a unique refuge during a time of widespread religious conflict.
