The Prince of Wales, later King Edward the Eighth.
He could not marry her until he had abdicated, and they were then styled the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.
Mrs. Wallis Simpson
He abdicated because he didn't truly want to rule like his father, so when he wasn't in favour with the ideas of hte army he decided to resign, leaving England without a ruler.
George V, Elizabeth II's grandfather, was king in 1935, he reigned with his queen consort, Queen Mary. 1936 was known as the year of three kings because the year started with George V as king, then he died and Edward VIII, later the Duke of Windsor became king, Elizabeth II's uncle. Edward was infatuated with an American divorcee, Wallis Simpson, and when the people refused to accept her as queen, he abdicated. George VI, Elizabeth II's father, then became king with his queen consort, Queen Elizabeth. In 1952, Elizabeth II became queen and has been queen since.
Because he was forced to abdicate by the "July Revolution" of 1830.
Because they had a fight with parliament ;) = Mr. Hilarious
Not very effective as the civil war, but the American revolution was important because it was the war that gave up Independence from England.
An "usurper" because that individual would have "usurped the throne".... Unless they voluntarily gave it up then it would be considered an "abdicated" because they "abdicated the throne"
No-one, as far as I know! I think perhaps you mean 'abdicated'. This means that a monarch gives up his or her right to the throne, standing down in favour of someone else. Edward VIII did this because he wanted to marry Wallis Simpson, a divorcee. According to the Constitution, he could not do this and remain king, so he chose to abdicate.
He abdicated because he didn't truly want to rule like his father, so when he wasn't in favour with the ideas of hte army he decided to resign, leaving England without a ruler.
Because he was in love with Wallis Simpson, an American divorcee. Because she had previously been married and had a living ex-spouse (soon to be two ex-spouses), this was a problem with his accession to the Throne and to the king's position as head of the Church of England. He chose to marry her, abdicating in favor of his younger brother Albert, who succeeded him as King George VI.
King George VI's brother, King Edward VIII, ruled briefly for eleven months before abdicating the throne because of his love for an American divorcee, Wallace Simpson. Before this, their father, George V, was the King.
He was born in Essex, England and he grew up in Maryland. I believe he's an American.
George V, Elizabeth II's grandfather, was king in 1935, he reigned with his queen consort, Queen Mary. 1936 was known as the year of three kings because the year started with George V as king, then he died and Edward VIII, later the Duke of Windsor became king, Elizabeth II's uncle. Edward was infatuated with an American divorcee, Wallis Simpson, and when the people refused to accept her as queen, he abdicated. George VI, Elizabeth II's father, then became king with his queen consort, Queen Elizabeth. In 1952, Elizabeth II became queen and has been queen since.
The Queen Mother became Queen because her brother in law who was the eldest son of George V abdicated to marry a twice divorced American woman making her husband King of the United Kingdom
Because he was forced to abdicate by the "July Revolution" of 1830.
because it was a way of irritating England
British seizure of American ships and impressment of American seamen
No, Randi is not leaving American Idol but Simon is because he is doing a new show in England