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How did oliver cromwell change peoples lives?
some people may say he changed it for the better and for the worst depends who you where and what your religion was but he was a much better ruler but a lot stricter
How did the plow change peoples lives back then?
How did plows change people lives
What did catholics think of oliver cromwell?
In James Hitchcock's History of the Catholic Church, on page 301, he puts a brief note about the Puritan leader Oliver Cromwell (d. 1658) invaded and brutally suppressed all resistance [in Ireland], beginning a policy of seizing the lands of the Catholic nobility and systematically settling English and Scottish Proestants in their place. Under the circumstances, I do not think that the Catholics thought too highly of him having their lives brutally suppressed and their property stolen.
Where does Oliver live?
he lives in England
How did the cash register change people's lives?
it has change our lives by making it easier to keep track of money
How did the phonograph change people's lives?
It changed people's lives because they could listen to it at home.
How did machines change people's lives?
They helped change people's lives by speeding up the work process. By 2015, robots were doing about everything.
How did people's lives change during feudalism?
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How did the Iron Age change people's lives at the time?
how did the use of iron change peoples lives
Does oliver Johnson live on a farm?
yes oliver lives on a farm in the village JOHNSON
Where does oliver James live?
he lives in England
Who was Oliver Cromwell and what country did he become leader of?
Oliver Cromwell was an Englishman and a member of Parliament. When King Charles I changed the official religion of England from Protestant to Roman Catholic, Cromwell led a revolt against the King. The Protestant forces won and King Charles was hanged. Cromwell then became president of England and England became officially Protestant again. During Cromwell's time the government made a number of reforms. Shortly after Cromwell died, England decided to become a monarchy again. Charles II, the son of Charles I, announced that he was a Protestant and returned from France to claim the throne. (He was willing to attend a protestant church once to have the crown put on his head. Since he attended church inside his castle, no one really knew what he really was. Everyone suspected he was a Roman Catholic.) Some of the reforms made under Cromwell remained and some were repealed. An Englishman! Oliver Cromwell was a opportunist. When he went bankrupt through maladministration of his estate, he lived off tithes stolen from the Anglican Church and contributed to by his neighbours, He became a soldier and was an exceptional junior officer, even rising to the rank of general. Whilst he saw great success he is chiefly noted for the massacre of Roman Catholics Unfortunately, he was free with other people's lives and had a streak of cruelty especially with the opposition's lives! This he shared with his religious friends and supporters , the Calvinists. Cromwell being responsible for the murder of Welsh Speaking women, [Anglicans,] who were murdered after Naseby. He was responsible for the massacre at Basing House, 1645, for the Romanist garrison. Later as a General in Ireland, again the Romanists suffered, both Irish and English, in a series of massacres designed to reduce the will to fight of his opponents.
