Monarchy

Henry Tudor seventh

Florence Nightingale

No it did not.

king george the fifth

George V was the grandfather of Queen Elizabeth II. Her great grandfather was Edward VII.

Preventing any children of British royalty from being named John ever again.

If a king has the same name as a previous king, he will add the next number down to his name., however the name doesn't have to be inherited. For example the reason for why Edward VI (son of Henry the VIII) was called Edward VI, was simply becasue there have already been 5 King Edwards on the throne, and when he claimed the throne he was the 6th Edward.

Poppy

France was an absolute monarchy before the revolution, as it had been for hundreds of years. It meant that the reigning King had absolute power. That was what the revolutionists wanted to get rid of.

It also meant France had 3 estates: the clergy (1st estate), the nobility (2nd estate) and the bourgeoisie (3rd estate). The first 2 estates had a lot of privileges and did not have to pay taxes, even though they were the richest. The revolutionists wanted more equality in France and the abolition of privileges for the clergy and especially the nobility. They wanted a cabinet of ministers chosen by the people instead of chosen by the King. They also clamored for freedom of speech, religion and press.

But the revolutionists turned radical and extreme, and instead of wanting a constitutional monarchy, they spiraled down into the reign of terror, killing thousands of people, including their King and Queen.

Yes King James of England did have a wife. He was married to Princess Ann of Denmark. One of their children was Charles who eventually became King of England.

1) he though he was better than

Everybody else. And

2)he had body odour

Religious-based Hate politics- Under Mary I Protestants were the target- under later monarchs, Catholics- it was, let"s face it Hate politics in some cases allied with the (Irish Troubles) still a daily problem, though currently quiet. Indirectly, this must have motivated the American colonists in the direction of religious freedom and tolerance!

some of them were being rebeled against by the barons,trying to get more power and being more important.he also had to be

He face money problem (like giving money to the knight who fought for him in the battle of hasting and he didn't have enough money in the English currency

It's the capital of the country she's queen of.

The colonies would have had representation, not taxation without representation. This would probably mean that the riots in the colonies wouldn't have been as severe, so neither would the Intolerable Acts meant to suppress them have. This would at the very least weaken public support for the Revolution later in time and it probably either wouldn't have happened or wouldn't have been successful.

Today's Europe has only one 'new' monarchy and that is Spain. Many European countries saw their monarchs disappear in the wake of WW 1, never to return. Those that still are monarchies have royal Houses that usually date from way back. Most of today's European monarchies have no great role in Europe.

In the case of Spain, its newly returned King Juan Carlos almost immediately resigned the near-

dictatorial powers given to him by his predecessor, Spain's dictator Franco. Then he set to work to turn Spain into a democracy, which he accomplished in a relatively short time. Through this process, he made his country elegible for membership of the European Union.

Richard 2nd did not abdicate but ceded defeat after failing to crush a rebellion led by Henry Bolingbroke ,son of John of Gaunt who became Henry1V.

Mary Cleophas Foley died in 1928.

The Crown Jewels are kept in the Tower of London which is guarded by the Beefeaters.

Edward I of England tried on a number of occasions to conquer Scotland and was particularly brutal in going about it. There were a number of bloody battles and the Scots mostly came off worst, but he never managed to rule Scotland.

In 1297 William Wallace and his army won the Battle of Stirling bridge and the nation began to rebel against Edward's oppression. These were called the Wars of Independence, culminating in a decisive battle at Bannockburn in 1314 which secured Scotland's independence from England.

The Pervet Illness

Tommy Edwards reached the top of the charts with the song "All in the game". Is it true when he died, he was penniless?

because they thought that she was a witch