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What weapons were used by roundheads at the battle of naseby?
muskets, pikes, pistols and swords.
During the civil war in England the Puritan supporters of Oliver Cromwell were called?
Cromwell defender: Protector His supporters were called Roundheads
Why did the Roundheads win the battle of Naseby?
the royalists didn't win the battle of naseby.
What did the Roundheads believe in?
Legalizing marijuana! (;
Who was better the Cavaliers or the Roundheads?
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Who had more men in battle roundheads or caverliers?
roundheads
Who was the battle of naseby between?
It was between the Parlimentarians, or roundheads, and the king's royalists, or Cavaliers.
What weapons were used by roundheads at the battle of naseby?
muskets, pikes, pistols and swords.
Who won the English civil war battle?
oliver cromwell or parlement or roundheads
What uniform did the roundheads were and colour?
The Roundheads typically wore plain, practical clothing in earthy tones such as brown or grey. They often wore metal helmets for protection in battle. Uniformity was not as strict as seen in modern military uniforms.
During the civil war in England the Puritan supporters of Oliver Cromwell were called?
Cromwell defender: Protector His supporters were called Roundheads
What are some differences between roundheads and cavaliers?
Some differences between round heads and cavaliers are that roundheads made people captain if they were good at gatting everyone's attention and good at organization skills, unlike the cavaliers that made you a captain if you had lots of money. Also roundheads had better armour than cavaliers so they had a better chance of surviving.
Who did the roundheads support?
The Roundheads supported Parliament. They fought against Charles I and his supporters who believed in Absolute Monarchy and the Divine Right of Kings.
What tactics did Roundheads use in the Civil War?
the roundheads didnt have any tactics at alll
What did the roundheads do?
fight
How did the cavaliers and the round-heads identify themselves in battle?
Cavaliers and Roundheads identified themselves in battle primarily through their attire and insignia. Cavaliers, loyal to King Charles I, often wore long hair, elaborate clothing, and displayed royal symbols, while Roundheads, supporting Parliament, typically sported shorter hair and simpler, more practical clothing. Additionally, the Roundheads sometimes wore a distinctive badge or emblem to signify their allegiance. These visual cues helped distinguish the two factions during the English Civil War.
Who was the roundheads?
Oliver Cromwell
