Guy Fawkes

Yes, Guy Fawkes significantly affected people at the time of the Gunpowder Plot in 1605. His involvement in the conspiracy to blow up the Houses of Parliament aimed to assassinate King James I and restore Catholic rule in England, creating widespread fear and distrust among the Protestant majority. The plot's failure led to severe repercussions for Catholics, including increased persecution and harsher laws against them, fundamentally altering societal dynamics and religious tensions in England. The annual commemoration of his capture, known as Guy Fawkes Night, continues to reflect the historical impact of his actions.

Because the king was Scottish

No, it was less of a racial one. It was an attempt to get rid of the Protestant King James 1 (the only partial agreement i have was that he was Scottish - and did have a number of Scottish advisers). it was an attempt by Catholic provincial laws to replace him with a new Catholic King - they wanted to blow up all the ruling government Scottish, English and Welsh.

Guy Fawkes was discovered in the early hours of November 5, 1605, during the Gunpowder Plot. He was found guarding explosives placed beneath the House of Lords, which were intended to blow up the building and assassinate King James I. His capture led to the foiling of the plot and the eventual execution of Fawkes and his co-conspirators. The event is commemorated in the UK as Guy Fawkes Night.

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In the BBC's 100 Greatest Britons poll conducted in 2002, Guy Fawkes was voted into 30th place. The poll aimed to celebrate notable figures in British history, and Fawkes is primarily remembered for his role in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. His legacy is often associated with themes of rebellion and protest.

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Guy fawkes was angry because all the catholics were treated unfairly, better than the protestants do they used the gunpowder plot to get rid of king James to make a catholic person king

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The courts were, and are, empowered by the monarch. The trial was a foregone conclusion as Fawkes was caught red-handed, so how do you answer your question? Was it the trial judge, the jury who found him guilty of Treason, or the King in whose name this was all done?

The leader of the 1605 Plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament was Robert Catesby. Guy Fawkes effigy is burned on Bonfire Night each November 5th in Britain to this day. King James the 1st was the object of the attempt, the conspiritors were Catholics opposed to a Protestant King, their idea was to kill the king and the parliament, then create a new Catholic Britain but it would never have worked as only about 5% of Britain were Catholic so they would've been killed either way. So whether or not the fuse was lit, it would never have worked.

His own death warrant I guess. He was very naughty and tried to blow up the government... early terrorist.

Because he had a religious grude against the Parliament at the time , it is like the 9/11 attacks .

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on bonfire night, people make very big fires in parks fnd gardens. They put something called a 'guy' on top of each fire. It's called a guy because of a man called Guy. What was his surname?

Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament (where Parliament sits) and not the Tower of London (which is a castle and prison at the other end of London) on November 5th 1605.

They were hoping to kill many of the Protestant nobility in the house of Lords but was exposed when one of the gang warned a Catholic peer to stay away.

The cast of Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot - 1913 includes: Caleb Porter as Guy Fawkes

Guy Fawkes was found underneath paliament with a large amount of gun powder, however, there was rumors that he had been sut up by the lords servant who had been a criminal but supposively turned over a new leaf.A mysterious letter was delivered by the servent tellin the lord that there was a plot to blow up parliament. the servant was in charge of when the guards searched parliament for the gunpowder (he waited until 10 days after the letter was delivered) it was said that he waited until he knew that guy would be in the basement!

although guy Fawkes 'confessed' it was only after extreme torture and was believed that he only confessed to end his pain (and who wouldn't).

as punnishment, he was orderedd to death by hanging, he was meant to be left until almost dead and then have his private parts cut off and his body sliced open.

theres no definate proof. guy fawkes was not the leader, but the leader was fine until he employed a man whose cousin wsas to be in the houses of parliment that day, which showed that the plotters just wanted to explode the houses of parliment and have more than twelve followers to show that it was a supported cause. they obviousoly werent very clever, because of the afore-mentioned reason and alos not thinking about the guards or anything, so they could have been easily swayed and may have been acting on behalf of another, because if they believed it was the right thing to do they may have been proud to take the blame, but they may have not have had anything to do with it, but still took the blame because of what they believed

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