They wanted to kill King James I of England because...
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Yes, in a 40 minute firefight on May the 1st 2011.
Because the King found out about itKing James I caught Guy Fawkes in the actThe gun powder had gone off and so it couldn't be lit and therefore the houses of parliament wouldn't be able to be blown upThere was a letter sent to Lord Monteagle from one of the catholics warning them what was going to happenSome say that the cathloics were actually framed and that Lord Monteagle was actually a spy for Robert Cecil who were both Protestants. That Cecil had actually made it alot easier for the catholics to be able to blow up Parliament and then told James 1st and caught them red handed. Cecil wanted to banish the catholic religon and by making them seem evil was a perfect way to get rid of catholicsm ;)
Adolf Hitler was directly responsible for the deaths of over 46 million Europeans.In actuality, Hitler confessed that he never killed anybody when he spoke with Audie Murphy - 1st Soldier to confront that monster.
The knowledge that innocent people will be killed is a strong motivator of a guilty conscience to reveal planned destructive acts, even today. King James the 1st's nine-year-old daughter was to be in attendance that fateful day.
1850
James was very weak and he treated all the catholics unfairly by making them take servises at the anglian church, by doing this he was unpopular
Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot.
King James I, and the members of the Houses of Commons and Lords.
no, he died a natural death.
King James I became aware of the Gunpowder Plot through a series of informants and letters that alerted him to the conspiracy to blow up the Houses of Parliament on November 5, 1605. One significant piece of evidence was a warning letter sent to a member of Parliament, which raised suspicions about the plotters' intentions. Additionally, the government had been monitoring the activities of known Catholics, which led to the arrest of Guy Fawkes and the discovery of the explosives. This intelligence allowed James to take measures to prevent the assassination attempt.
Protestants say she was Protestant and Catholics say she was Aithiest
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Elizabeth the 1st and James the 1st
James I (Also James VI of Scotland)
Yes he was
Charles I