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How did cecil help the gunpowder plot?
Some people believe that Cecil wanted the plotters to be caught in the act of blowing up parliament. An anonymous letter was sent to Lord Monteagle (a Catholic) warning him to skip Parliament. This letter was kept for a week until Robert Cecil showed it to James I and they searched the cellars. A fortnight before Guy Fawkes was discovered, Cecil wrote to James I's servant saying this: “I spend my time in sowing so much seed as my poor wretched fingers can scatter, in such a season as may bring forth a plentiful harvest. I dare boldly say no shower or storm shall mar our harvest except it should come from beyond the middle region.” The plotters were from the Midlands ( middle regions).
What should i put in a paragraph about the gunpowder plot?
Guy Fawkes may of told the truth about his identity but the council might of lied so they could of got him into trouble. The council got the gunpowder, they set the Catholics up so king James would hate Catholics even more.
Why did the gunpowder plot start?
because king james treated the cathloics really badly so the cathloics tried to kill him
What do the boys do to himmelstoss in revenge for treating them so harshly during training in all quiet on the western front?
You should get off your computer and read your book. You know you're supposed to, and it really is a good book.
Are muskets of the civil war soft or loud?
Loud. This is because there is much more gunpowder involved and all the components in the "bullet" are not in a case so it allows the sound to travel more.
How did the gunpowder plotters get the gunpowder?
they took it down into the cellar that they rented because Parliament rented it out so they could make more money
Why did the government punish Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plotters so severely?
coz he was nearly about to blow up the whole of London that's why!
Were the Catholics framed by James 1?
It is personally an opinion but they were framed because the government look after gunpowder and they allowed that the 'plotters' managed to get 36 barrels; also, no action was taken until a week or so later.
Which part of the Treaty of Versailles did President Wilson oppose?
He didn't think Germany should be punished so harshly, otherwise they would retaliate and there would be a war again very soon.
How would peasants be treated?
Lots of people say very harshly so they treated them very harshly
Why should gunpowder be illegal?
Gunpowder can be used to make a bomb. So unless you are licensed to be in possession of gunpowder, owning gunpowder is illegal.
Why do you judge the Islamic people so harshly?
Not everyone judges Islamic people so harshly, but there are bigots out there who have prejudice views about them because of their association with terrorism.
Were the gunpowder plotters framed and why?
Some believe that the Catholics were framed by the King in the gunpowder plot because: - Guy Fawkes managed to get the 36 barrels of gunpowder very easily even though all gunpowder was kept in the Tower of London and controlled by the Government. No one even noticed they were missing! -The cellar was rented to the plotters by John Whynniard, a king's official and a friend of Cecil (who worked for the King and hated Catholics). -Lord Mounteagle, had a friend amongst the Catholics, and was delivered an anonymous letter by a disguised messenger on 26th October. The letter said the houses of Parliament would receive a 'big blow'. -Mounteagle showed the letter to the King the next day, who somehow immediately knew that it meant a gunpowder explosion. But strangely enough he took no action until the 4th November. -The King somehow knew where all the plotters were and surrounded them at Holbeach House- they did not resist arrest, some were shot dead. -The signature of Guy Fawkes when he signed the confession was different to his normal signature. This could of been because he'd been tortured or it was an imposter impersonating the signature- but you would have thought an imposter would know what the signature looked like. -An Italian visitor in 1605 said: 'Some hold it as certain that there has been foul play and that some of the government secretly spun a web to entangle these poor gentleman'. -John Whynniard died mysteriously on the 5th of November, The day of the meeting. -It also happened that the final result was exactly what the King (James I) and Cecil wanted!
Opposite of politely is it harshly yes or no?
i think so....
What is a sentence for daintily?
You wrote your question so harshly but I answered it so daintily.
Should oliver cromwell have treated the rebels so harshly?
No
Does the moon smell of gunpowder?
No, the moon does not smell of gunpowder. The moon does not have an atmosphere, so there are no molecules that can carry a smell like gunpowder.
