English Civil War
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- Charles was not liked
- Stop being unfair
- Why where they fighting
- HE'S A BAD MAN!
- HE"S A GOOD MAN!
- Throw him out!
- YOU'RE NEW KING!
- Charles tried to impose more ritual on the Church of England and raised taxes.
- The restoration
- More POWER!
- Between the supporters of the king and and the parliamentary forces the ones who didn't believe he did good.
- The Glorious Revolution
- Change will happen
- Catholics and Puritans after the restoration of the monarchy. Parliament would have none of it and forced the king to back down.After Charles died without a son, James II became king in 1685
- The Rights
- Parliament kept much of the power it had won and continued to play an important role in government. The principle that Parliament must give its consent to taxation was also accepted.
- England. In their invitation, they informed William that most of the kingdom’s people wanted a change. The invitation put William and his wife Mary, the daughter of James II, in a difficult position.
- he rule of law holds that all people are subject to the same laws, even someone such as a king or queen. It limits the power of monarchs and forces them to make decisions that obey the laws of their state.
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