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Monarchy
Monarchy is a form of government in which all political power is vested in a monarch, usually a king or a queen. The monarch rules the nation, and acts as the head of state until his/her death or abdication.
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How did Phillip IV anger many French people?
i believe by taxing the clergymen he did this provide money for the crusades. which started conflict between the pope and he and even though the pope tried to stop him Phillip persisted putting the pope intoo jail, he was released but died soon after.
Generally speaking, a monarch society is ruled by a king or queen. For ages this king or queen had great powers. Later on the concept of a Constitutional Monarchy came into being. Each of these granted different powers to the monarch.
How many children did Henry Vll have and who were there mothers?
Henry Vll had 4 children one illigitement son Henry fitzroy one son called edward he had with Jane seymore and 2 girls 1 called Mary who he had with catherine of aragon and elizabeth who he had with anne Boleyn
The above answer is totally wrong, they are thinking of Henry VIII.
Henry VII was Henry VIII's Father. Married to Elizabeth of York, they had four children,
Arthur Prince of Wales, Margaret Tudor, Henry and Mary Tudor.
Arthur was next in line to the throne, but he died in 1502, leaving Henry to become the next King.
What justification did William have contesting the English throne in 1066?
he said edward promised him the throne
Why was being near to the king a coveted position?
Because it had to do with the loyalty of oters and the kings had to suckeachothers cocks
What best explains the difference between An absolute monarchy and a republic?
An absolute monarchy is ruled by a single individual; a republic elects representatives to make decisions.
What was King Edward VI's surname?
Monarchs do not have surnames, instead they are said to belong to a Royal House.
Edward VI was from the House of Tudor.
What was the royal bottom wiper called?
Becuase the king or queen at the time was so lazy they had thier own bottom wiper who wipes the person who is royalty on the bottom.Oh yeah let me just get to the point I have no idear what the royal bottom wiper was called.
Who succeeded the Stuart to the throne of great Britain?
The house of Hanover in 1714, when George I came to the throne.
When did king Charles become king?
he became king in 1625-1649 , he was king of England, Ireland and Scotland, its cool
Answer Margaret Tudor, born 28th November 1489, was a daughter of King Henry VII of England and his wife, Elizabeth of York. She was a sister of Henry VII's successor, King Henry VIII. On 8th August 1503, she married King James IV of Scotland. One of their children later became King James V of Sotland who in turn was the father of Mary Queen of Scots. King James IV died at the Battle of Flodden Field on 9th September 1513 when his successor, King James V, was only one year old. Margaret was appointed as Regent (a kind of royal deputy) until she re-married a year later. When Queen Elizabeth I of England died in 1603, the Scottish King James VI, son of Mary Queen of Scots, was next in line to the throne of England - he became simultaneously King James VI of Scotland and James I of England. In this way, Margaret Tudor's marriage led directly to the Union of the Crowns of England and Scotland.
