The lusty king who made Valentine's Day a national holiday in England was King Henry VIII. He declared February 14th a day of celebration in the 1530s, coinciding with his desire to promote romantic love, despite his well-known disdain for monks and religious figures. This declaration helped to popularize the holiday, which has since evolved into a celebration of love and affection.
Jackson hated the National Bank on ideological grounds. He felt that the banks favored the rich over the poor man.
king edward the 2nd
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William the Conqueror, he terriosed the English and practiacaly destroyed all life in the north of England
They hated them and believed that they were commiting treason.
colonial boycotts hated the colonists and England traded
They are beloved by the fans (at least in New England), hated by the media.
Bastille day is the French National Holiday that marks the start of the French Revolution, which began on the 14th of July, 1789. On this day, the French prison and medieval fortress known as the Bastille, was stormed. It represented the royal authority that the people hated.
Richard III has been called the 'worst of the worst'
i think from my social studies class that its Spain
they hated the queen and they stabbed her in her hole
The Puritans hated England and didn't like there religion. Since they hated England's main religion, they didn't go to there church. The king had to punish whoever doesn't go. The Puritans were forced to leave and they settled at Massachusetts building there own colony called New England.