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Which king ruled England during the civil war of the 1640s?
During the U.S Civil War, England was ruled by a constitutional monarch. Queen Victoria ruled during this period. She ascended the throne when the United Kingdom was already an established constitutional monarchy, in which the king or queen held relatively few direct political powers and exercised influence by the prime minister's advice; but she became the iconic symbol of the nation and empire. ...During the ENGLISH Civil War in 1640's, England was ruled by Oliver Cromwell and his advisors; Cromwell having assumed the title of Lord Protector. It was democratic up to a point, but the vast majority of the population were unrepresented still, and the Puritan attitudes imposed upon the people caused the eventual restoration of the monarchy in 1660.
What was the leading crop raised in the South at the time of the Civil War?
Cotton.
The two main groups who opposed each other in the English Civil War were the?
scots and the english
What us war broke out the same yeat the federal government first printed paper money?
king williams war
Why did Parliament choose to execute Charles Stuart?
A resistance force led by Oliver Cromwell opposed King Charles I, partly because he was Roman Catholic and they disapproved of the power he had given to the Catholic Church. In addition, he led a wasteful, decadent lifestyle at a time when many Britons starved. In addition, He was a Stuart, and many Cromwell supporters believed that the Stuarts had not come to the throne legitimately. The result of Cromwell's uprising was an English civil war between the Roundheads, a Protestant group led by Cromwell, and the Cavaliers, led by the king. When the Cavaliers were finally defeated, Cromwell gained supreme power over the government and was called the Lord Protector. He was a cruel, ineffective leader. His government condemned the king for treason, and the king was executed.
King executed after english civil war?
No English King was executed after the English Civil War. The execution of King Charles I occurred during the Civil War.
Who was overthrow during the English Civil War and executed?
King Charles 1
Who was king of England and executed after the civil war?
HenryIII
Was the English Civil War a battle or a Civil War?
It was very much a civil war in which the troops of Oliver Cromwell fought several battles against the troops of King Charles I. After the war was over and the revolutionaries had won, the king was executed and a republic declared.
Who was executed after the Royalist loss in the English Civil War?
Charles I
How old was king Charles the 1st during the English civil war?
Same age as the century. Aged 48 when he was executed at the beginning of 1649.
Who was the only king to be beheaded?
Chales I lost the English Civil War to Oliver Cromwell and was executed. the King's death, by the reformed calendar, was on 30 January 1649.
Why did Charles get executed?
king Charles 1st was axecuted because his actions caused the English Civil War. these actions included the temporary termination of Parliament.
What was the name of the English king who lost his head during the English civil war?
Charles I of England was the English king who lost his head during the English civil war.
Were there trails in court during the 1600s in England?
Yes, there were. Possibly the most significant one was that of King Charles I, after the English Civil War. He was the first king to be tried and executed by his own people.
Who was king at the time of the English Civil War?
King Charles I
Why did King Charles the first get killed?
King Charles the First of England was killed under the order of Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell at the end of the English Civil War. The English civil war was between the Parliamentarians and the Royalists. He was executed for high treason and acts of violence against the country.also see answers.com for more info on The English Civil WarKing Charles the Martyr, [Charles I. Was executed because he refused to sign the Bill for the abolition of the Church in England! 30.1.1649.Clarendon's , History of the Rebellion.
