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The Commonwealth period refers to the time in English history from 1649 to 1660 when England was declared a republic after the execution of King Charles I. This era is characterized by the rule of Oliver Cromwell and the Puritan government, which sought to implement strict moral and religious reforms. The Commonwealth faced various challenges, including internal conflicts and military campaigns, before eventually leading to the Restoration of the monarchy in 1660 with Charles II.
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Who will host commonweath games after delhi?
Glasgow
What year did antagua came commonweath?
1968
Why does Canada compete in the commonweath games?
because it was part of the commonwealth
What are the release dates for In Session - 2009 Commonweath of Pennsylvania v- Gerald A- Sandusky?
In Session - 2009 Commonweath of Pennsylvania v- Gerald A- Sandusky was released on: USA: 11 June 2012
Which competing commonweath countries start with p?
Pen island And the Bahamas
How manu commonweath countries are there?
As of 2014, there are approximately 53 commonwealth countries.
When was the first commonweath games held?
The first Commonwealth Games was held in 1930.
Who hosted the commonweath games in 2010?
Delhi, India hosted the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
Is Florida a commonwealth state?
Florida isn't, nor has it ever been, a commonweath state.
Is Australia competing in netball for the Olympics?
netball is not in the Olympics yet, its inthe commonweath games though
The purpose of the queen in the Federal parliament?
Queen Elizabeth II is the titular head of the Commonweath of Australia.
Who was the ruler of England during the commonweath?
Oliver Cromwell, who was styled "Protector", and after his death his son Richard.
