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The English Civil War: The Reign Of King Charles 1 In England

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Vadim Torchillo
Introduction
Background/Context: The English civil war that started in 1642. The civil wars were considered a feud between the parliament and King Charles 1 in England. Even before the English Civil War started King Charles 1 and the Parliament had a little disagreement going on about how the country should be ruled and governed. This war started in 1642 and ended in 1651. King Charles 1 and Parliament considered themselves in charge of the army of England at that time. King Charles 1 never took money from Parliament and never considered their help, until he lost control of the country. King Charles and parliament both wanted to be in charge of the country and that started argument / fight that later on led to a war. The war …show more content…

King Charles 's disagreed with parliament and there were indeed some people that disagreed with parliament causing a war between them.
King Charles 1st wanted everything his way, he wanted all the money to him (3 Torchillo). King Charles 's asked for know help from parliament, yet he wanted the money and the country to him. He wanted to rule the country himself without help.
There was a political role in the english civil wars because there was a constant argument with King charles lst and parliament over who is and should rule the country better (3 Torchillo). The argument continued because People disagreed, which led to a war. The war lasted from 1642 to 1652.
Economy, Religion, and politicians played a role on the English Civil Wars.
Argument Y
Topic Religion
When King Charles 1st started in 1625, King Charles lst, married the Roman Catholic Henrietta Maria of France (3 Torchillo). KIng charles lst married a catholic omen, even though the country wasn’t going for catholicism. The marriage wasn’t to big and didn’t start a big feud between supporters of King Charles lst and

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