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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 were three eventual consequences of William the Conqueror's victory at Hastings?
I noticed that there were some very intelligent people answering here. Three eventual consequences were marked by
1.) The ending of Feudalism. Which was both the social and economic system of the Middle Ages. 2.) The beginning of centralized government throughout England 3.) Last but not least, it also started the development of a democracy there.
That all depends. A crown is to replace the function of the tooth, given that it's normal anatomy and functionhas been compromised. Crowns on front teeth (centrals) are generally not a good idea unless there is not enough of the tooth left to support a veneer. Veneers are much less invasive. A small (only micromillimeters) amount of the surface of the tooth is taken off, and then etched. A veneer is a 3/4 'cover' (think of acrylic nails) that is put on the front surface of the damaged tooth, and then 'light cured' to become permanent. It looks totally natural, and unlike a full crown, most of your natural tooth remains intact. Crowns are usuallynecessary for molars and bi-cuspids-anywhere a strong chewing surface is necessary. Sometimes Bi-cuspids can function just fine with a tooth colored filling Just don't chew ice on it- I don't even think they do crowns on front teeth anymore, unless there has been a serious injury or accident to the front teeth. Explore all options. Depends like I say, on what tooth it is, how much caries (decay) has destroyed the tooth, how many surfaces are involved (buccal, occlusal, Mesial, lingual or labial, or distal). And, even if down the road the crowned tooth needs a root canal, it is possible to drill through the crown to do the root canal, and then when the root canal is finished, a small tooth colored filling can be placed in the hole (occlusal surface of the crown)that was made to gain access to the root canals (Pulp chamber(s). Hope this helps! TM
Who was pope when Elizabeth I was on the throne?
The popes during Henry's reign were:
216. Julius II (1503-13)- granted the marriage between Catherine and Henry
217. Leo X (1513-21)
218. Adrian VI (1522-23)
219. Clement VII (1523-34)- refused to grant Henry an annulment with Catherine
220. Paul III (1534-49)
221. Julius III (1550-55)
Why did Henry VIII marry six times?
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King Henry VIII of England was born on 28th June 1491. He became King of England when his father died on 21st April 1509, and he reigned until his own death on 28th January 1547.
One of the reasons he is famous is that he married six times.
His father, King Henry VII had become King of England after defeating King Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field in the year 1485.
This marked the end of a long and bloody Civil War in England over who should succeed to the throne, known as The Wars of the Roses.
The last time a female had inherited the English throne was in the year 1141 when the daughter of King Henry I, Matilda became Queen. This led to a long Civil War known as "The Anarchy."
Henry VIII was keen to avoid another, similar Civil War and wanted to have a son who would be an undisputed, male heir to the throne.
This was the main reason why he married so many times.
Who was the king of England in 1452?
The King of England who ruled the country between March 21, 1413 and his death on August 31, 1422, was Henry V. Upon his death, he was succeeded by his son, Henry VI, who came to the throne at the age of nine months.
At the time of the French Revolution where did the royal family live?
In Paris. Bourbon, which is pronounced a little different in French ( Booor-Bohn) not ( Birrbun) like the Whiskey. The Bourbon dynasty ruled France for hundreds of years, supplanting the earlier Valois. They were the last regnant dynasty of France. Charles X and Amelie ( Amelia to us) were of this dynasty- during the restoration, long after the revolution. Thus, Charles X and Amelia were the last ROYAL French couple- however we have Emperors Napoleon l and lll, and Empresses Josephine, Marie-Louise ( both wives of Napoleon) and the Empress Eugenie who was the prototype of the advertising model Phoebe Snow. ( nbody will officially admit this) Eugenie was a good pick as she innaugurated the opening run of the Suez Canal- so was transportation-oriented.
Yes, but not all at the same time. That would have been too stressful for him!
What was happening in the year 1875?
This was the time of war between the red and the whites, so the gossip of the time was either about the war or political events, It was also the era in which the use of the train was greatly used throught the United states.
Did King Charles I opposed England's puritan movement?
The puritans didnt like the way the how the Church of England was going and they didnt want a king to control them, so the killed the king for trying to take over the puritans
How did king george III lose the American colonies?
Many reasons but here are 3:
1. America is just too big to subdue and defeat local armies. If Britain had managed to defeat the American army, the US soldiers would simply have gone back to the countryside and started a guerrilla campaign until they had time to re-form.
2. France and Spain allied with the Americans. When this occurred, the war was turned into a global conflict and Britain had to maintain military resources, particularly naval resources, in Europe to protect against attack. If France and Spain had remained outside the war, then Britain may have been able to send a large military presence to America.
3. The commitment of the colonials to fight for independence.
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Illiterate means being unable to read and write.
William Shakespeare was far from illiterate!
Actually, some people believe that William Shakespeare may have been illiterate and simply dictated many of his plays and ideas to someone who could write. However, the samples of his signature show that he was taught "secretary hand", a particular form of cursive writing, in school.
Who were the Kings and Queens of England 1900 to 1990?
Between 1900 and 1990, the monarchs of the United Kingdom were:
Queen Victoria (reigned June 20, 1837 - January 22, 1901)
Edward VII (reigned January 22, 1901 - May 6, 1910)
George V (reigned May 6, 1910 - January 20, 1936)
Edward VIII (reigned January 20, 1936 - December 11, 1936)
George XI (reigned December 11, 1936 - February 6, 1952)
Elizabeth II (February 6, 1952 - present)
Answer Jane Seymour was the third wife of King Henry VIII of England. She was born around 1509, the daughter of Sir John Seymour and his wife Margaret Wentworth. She came to King Henry's court as a Lady in Waiting to his first wife, Catherine of Aragon and continued to serve his second wife, Anne Boleyn. She married Henry on 30th May 1536 and died from complications of childbirth a few days after giving birth to Henry's only legitimate son, Edward, on 12th October 1537. This son later became King Edward VI. She is buried in the Lady Chapel at Windsor Castle, where Henry was later buried alongside her.
Jane Seymour is a famous actress. She has appeared in several movies and television series.
What state was named after king george II of England?
Louisiana is named after king Louis and queen Anna.
What was Mary Tudor religious views?
she was a protestant and hated all catholics and burnt around 1000 protesants in a 10 year rign of Britain
Queen Mary Tudor was an Angican Papist who sought to put the Church in England under the swey of the new papal Church of Trent!
Why did bloody Mary kill those people?
This could be referencing Mary I of England, or the well-known cocktail.
Mary I of England earned the nickname "Bloody Mary" as a result of her persecution of protestants. Historians disagree about the number of people put to death during her reign, but a number certainly were as a result of her religious convictions.
Cocktails, just as any alcoholic drink, can lead to dangerous health issues in excess or through chronic consumption. Being inebriated can also lead to accidents that may or may not prove fatal.
The cocktail is not believed to have been named after Mary I, and she was not the only historical character (real or fictional) to have been called Bloody Mary.
When did King Edward VII resign from being king?
never. the King who abdicated was Edward VIII, on 11 December 1936. King Edward VII died in 1910. He was succeeded by King George V. King Georges' sons were Edward VIII & King George VI, father of Queen Elizabeth II
Did Henry VIII have financial problems?
Yes.
Henry was bankrupt. He spent a lot of money on palaces and books and wars. He spent loads of money because he wanted to be very powerful. Henry also needed to spend money on his three children. They all needed an education.
but he did get money when he opened up his own church - "the Church of England"
however, when henry opened up the church of England he raided all the monasteries and took their riches for himself. Again he spent all of it too quickly and a lot was taken out on the same needs as before
Why was Queen Elizabeth 1 put in prison by Mary?
Until near the end, it was more of a house arrest. Elizabeth moved Mary to the Tower after allegations of Mary's involvement in a plot to assasinate her.
What was the names of the children?
The only 3 names mentioned in the Bible are Cain, Abel, and Seth. Adam also had "other sons and daughters," though they aren't named.
