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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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What facts about Richard III are made up?
Poor Richard III actually DIDN'T have a hump, but his left arm didn't really move properly and he couldn't hold things with his left arm.
Also, he didn't walk like the Humpback of Notro Dame. He walked normally, but Henry VII boasted about that he had defeated Richard III, and made fun of Richard III that his arm was weird, he walked like a dwarf, and that Richard III did have a hump.
The truth is, Richard III was quite of a nice guy, but he did do some of the things Henry VII had said.
Who was James II mum called and how did James the II die?
He died from old age at 61 and his mom was named Henrietta Maria of France
How many knights did king William have in the battle of hasting?
:D Have fun with your homework out there :D x i don't know the answer :D
Which country Did King Louis the XVI belong to?
Louis XVI was King of France until he was deposed by the French Revolution.
Why did Mary Tudor want to change the country back into being catholic?
She was herself a very devout Catholic and truly believed that it was best for the country.
Who were edward Seymour and john dudley?
Edward Seymour was the 1st Duke of Somerset and Jane Seymour's brother. He was Lord Protector of Edward VI until 1549. He was replaced by John Dudley, then Earl of Warwick. John Dudley became Duke of Northumberland and Lord President under Edward VI until Edward's death and the succession crisis of 1553.
Why doesn't the Queen have any power any more?
Firstly, ask yourself this... why is the queen in power? Kings and queens are of "royal blood", they are typically chosen by a God to rule a country. That is why when the King and Queen have a son or a daughter, they are called prince and princess. They will grow to be Kings and Queens. If one of these prince or princesses is a serial killer psycho then the whole country is SOL.
We are living in the 21st century and we no longer believe in that kind of rulers.
There have been Kings and Queens in the past who have murdered their people and caused more suffering then good.
Kings and Queens are iconic now, but they FORTUNATELY contain no power.
How many children did Edward the sixth have?
He married only once, in 1328, to his second cousin, Lady Philippa of Hainault (1314-1369). She bore him twelve children, and he was faithful to her for over thirty years.
However, when Philippa's health failed in the last years of her life, Edward took a concubine named Alice Perrers. She was his companion until he died - at which point, she stripped the rings from his fingers in order to raise herself some easy money.
Mary Ward died on the 30th January 1645, her last words were "cherish god's vocation in you". Nobody knows where she was buried because her body was moved. She does however have a tombstone inYork.
What king was king for 7 days?
The name of the man who was king for just seven days, was Zimri. He was also known by the name Zambri. He became the king of Israel after he murdered king Elah at Tirzah. His reign only lasted seven days because the army then chose to elect Omri as their new king.
How does limiting the monarch's power benefit people?
it really benefits the people you know the government you know it really helps allot like I'm people so if does.
