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First Civil War
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contradictory government
issues between the parliament and the king -
Solemn League and Covenant
- Reformation, and defence of Religion
- Honor and Hapiness for the King, and peace, safety for Scotlanf, England and Ireland
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A Directory for The Publique Worship of God
retreat of the common Book prayer -
Marston Moor battle
Royalists again Parlementarism army
Parliament won the battle -
Battle of Naseby
Parliament won gain against the Royalist -
Reformation accomplished for the Scottish people
No book of common prayer, Calendar, Easter and Christmas abolished.
To Presbyterian system -
King is held prisoner by the Scots
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The Putney Debates
debate at the Putney church
Christianity must be wanted and not imposed -
King escaped from Hampton palace
He then tried to restart a war -
The King's trial
Either capitulate the King and bring him back under his own terms or remove him -
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Second civil war
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Cromwell's army defeat the Royalist
At Preston
It ends the 2nd Civil War -
Pride's Purge
Soldiers prevented Members of Parliament considered hostile to the New Model Army from entering the House of Commons in England.
It was possible thanks to Charle's execution -
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The Rump Parliament
It is what remains of the Long Parliament after the Pride's Purge -
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Commonwealth
The Commonwealth of England was a regime established in England after the execution of Charles I.
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Oliver Cromwell is Head of State
He was one of the main signatories on Charles I's death warrant. After the execution of King Charles I, Cromwell led the Commonwealth of England. -
Charles I public execution
The King is judged guilty of high trahison by the Court of Justice -
England becomes a Republic
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Third Civil War