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The events listed in order here resulted in which conflict?
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English Civil War
English Civil War
Glorious Revolution
Glorious Revolution
French Revolution
French Revolution
American Revolution
American Revolution
Text in five bulleted points. First, King James the First claimed divine right to rule and imposed duties without Parliaments permission. Second, King James the First authorized the translation of the Bible into English but rejected Puritan demands to change the way the Church was governed. Third, King Charles the First refused to allow Parliament to meet for eleven years. Fourth, King Charles the First tried to arrest five members of the House of Commons. Fifth, King Charles the First fled from London.
Responses
English Civil War
English Civil War
Glorious Revolution
Glorious Revolution
French Revolution
French Revolution
American Revolution
American Revolution
Text in five bulleted points. First, King James the First claimed divine right to rule and imposed duties without Parliaments permission. Second, King James the First authorized the translation of the Bible into English but rejected Puritan demands to change the way the Church was governed. Third, King Charles the First refused to allow Parliament to meet for eleven years. Fourth, King Charles the First tried to arrest five members of the House of Commons. Fifth, King Charles the First fled from London.
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The events listed resulted in the **English Civil War**. Here is a summary in five bulleted points:
- King James I claimed divine right to rule and imposed duties without Parliament's permission.
- King James I authorized the translation of the Bible into English but rejected Puritan demands for changes in church governance.
- King Charles I refused to allow Parliament to meet for eleven years, escalating tensions.
- King Charles I attempted to arrest five members of the House of Commons, further provoking conflict.
- King Charles I ultimately fled from London, signaling a breakdown in his authority and leading to civil war.
- King James I claimed divine right to rule and imposed duties without Parliament's permission.
- King James I authorized the translation of the Bible into English but rejected Puritan demands for changes in church governance.
- King Charles I refused to allow Parliament to meet for eleven years, escalating tensions.
- King Charles I attempted to arrest five members of the House of Commons, further provoking conflict.
- King Charles I ultimately fled from London, signaling a breakdown in his authority and leading to civil war.