Monarchy

No, he didn't. Though, as it was his birthright, he had to. He much rather would have wanted his younger brother Compte de Provence to access the throne, but this was not possible since he was the eldest son and simply had to.

Louis XVI had a difficult childhood because his parents neglected him in favor of his bright and handsome older brother, Louis, duc de Bourgogne, who died at the age of ten in 1761. The sorrow his parents felt at the death of their elder son made it difficult for them to give Louis-Auguste the attention and affection he needed.

Upon the death of his father, who died of tuberculosis on 20 December 1765, the eleven-year-old Louis-Auguste became the new dauphin. His mother, who had never recovered from the loss of her husband, died on 13 March 1767, also from tuberculosis. Louis-Auguste, his two brothers and two sisters were left orphaned. The strict and conservative education he received from the duc de La Vauguyon, (governor of the Children of France) from 1760 until his marriage in 1770 did not prepare him for the throne he was to inherit in 1774 at the death of his grandfather.

Solomon was, until he backslid in his old age. 1Kings 4:30 And Solomon's wisdom excelled the wisdom of all the children of the east country, and all the wisdom of Egypt.

he was born the 21 child so he had 20 siblings

King Henry III (who reigned from 18 October 1216 - 16 November 1272)

The divine right of kings.

One drawback in a monarchy government is that the ruler can have absolute power and use it to their own advantage while disregarding the needs of the people. Since the ruler is not chosen and just stays in the family it may not be able to change.

Yes Edward became king and when he died he handed the throne to Lady Jane Gray (who was more than unhappy for this to happen and refused the title of "Queen"), then after nine days of her reign Mary, Edward sister, became Queen. After Mary's very unpopular reign, Elzabeth, debatably one of England's most successful rulers, became Queen.

Protestantism (a branch of Christianity) unless you mean literally and the answer to that is there is no religion that mentions her in its writings and upholds her

king Charles lost his head in the 1500 to the 1700! :)

A republic is a state in which the citizens entitled to vote and their power is exercised by representatives chosen by them.

A monarchy is a state in which the supreme power belongs to a monarch (such as a king).

So the US is a republic.

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monarch

overthrow him .

When Napoleon lost the war, the king was forced to cede Norway to the king of Sweden. The Storting would propose laws to reduce the king's power or to assert (259,563 to 69,264) to keep the monarchy instead of establishing a republic.

France, despite its financial difficulties, used the occasion of the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783) to weaken its arch-rival in European and world affairs, Britain. Independence for the colonies would seriously damage the British Empire and create a rising power, the United States, that could be allied with France.

The French entered the war in 1778, and assisted in the victory of the Americans seeking independence from Britain (realized in the 1783 Treaty of Paris). Its status as a great modern power was affirmed but the war was detrimental to the country's finances. Even though French territory was not affected, victory in a war against Britain with battles like the decisive siege of Yorktown in 1781 had a large financial cost (one billion livre tournois) which severely degraded fragile finances and increased the deficit in France. Even worse, France's hope to become the first commercial partner of the newly-established United States was not realized, and Britain immediately became the United States' main trade partner.

the secret sale of weapons begun in 1776, France was privately involved in the war. Secretly approached by Louis XVI and Vergennes, Beaumarchais was given authorization to sell gun powder and ammunition for close to a million pounds under the veil of the Portuguese company Rodrigue Hortalez et Compagnie. The aide given by France would ultimately contribute to George Washington's survival against the British onslaught. France accommodated American frigates that committed piracy against British merchant ships, provided economic aid, either as donations or loans, and also offered technical assistance, granting some of its military strategists "vacations", so they could assist American troops.

On the 6th of February, 1778, Vergennes and Louis XVI decided to sign with Benjamin Franklin a treaty of friendship and official alliance with the 13 colonies. France recognized the independent status of the colonies, both parties agreed that peace would not be signed separately, and the colonies engaged themselves in protecting French possessions in America. Battles were initiated in America in the Antilles.

Edward V was king of England until April of 1483. He died in April and King Richard III became king.

that's very interesting that u noticed that. only catherine of aragon and anne Boleyn had TONS miscarriages. Jane Seymour only had one child, no miscarriages. he never slept with anne cleves, the others never got pregnant ever.

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it is a girl who carry the 1st and 2nd estate on there back to places.

King Alfred (reigned 871-899) is the only English king (or queen) called the Great. He styled himself King of the Anglo-Saxons (not England, as large parts of the country were under Viking rule).

King Philip II of Spain(21 May 1527 - 13 September 1598) had four wifes

Maria Manuela, Princess of Portugal(15 October 1527-12 August 1545)

Queen Mary I of England(18 February 1516 - 17 November 1558)

Elisabeth of Valois(2 April 1544 - 3 October 1568)

Anna of Austria(1 November 1549-6 October 1580)

yes

supernatural ones.