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The Protestants wanted to frame the catholics so Robert Cecil King James I chief adviser set them up and gave them the idea then sent the letter to king James the Protestants then had a reason to prosecute the catholics !

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Why is the gun powder plot so important?

why was the gunpowder so important to oliver cromwell


How did people react to the gunpowder plot?

General shock, sympathy to James I and popular support for commemorations of the plot such as sermons and November 5th


Did Guy Fawkes do it or not?

Guy Fawkes was apart of the Gunpowder Plot (the plot to kill King James I), but the plot failed, so he did not kill the king.


Why were the catholics so angry with james1 in the gunpowder plot?

cause his granny threw fecies at them


Why was gunpowder such an important invention?

So you can fire a gun.


Why is the plot so important?

The plot is what happens in the story.


How has gunpowder influenced life in great Britain?

A very broad question- so it gets a very broad answer- it has meant that there WAS a Great Britain. Gunpowder permitted Britain to defend herself against the enemies that would have destroyed it, and permitted it to grow and prosper. Without gunpowder, Britain would have ceased to exist at any number of times over the past 400 years.


Why was gunpowder so important?

becus guns would not fire


Why did the gunpowder plot start?

because king james treated the cathloics really badly so the cathloics tried to kill him


Why was Guy Fawkes chosen to light the fuse?

because he was in the army and had the the job to pack gunpowder so he had lots of experience in lighting and making gunpowder.


Why was the Chinese invention of gunpowder so important?

because they were afraid of rice


What was The Gunpowder Plot?

The leader of the 1605 Plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament was Robert Catesby. Guy Fawkes effigy is burned on Bonfire Night each November 5th in Britain to this day. King James the 1st was the object of the attempt, the conspiritors were Catholics opposed to a Protestant King, their idea was to kill the king and the parliament, then create a new Catholic Britain but it would never have worked as only about 5% of Britain were Catholic so they would've been killed either way. So whether or not the fuse was lit, it would never have worked.