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What is happening in this clip? https://youtu.be/IPmSR--BktE What is happening in this clip?

King Charles I

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The short-term causes of the English Civil War Complete the worksheet using Pages 66-69 in the textbook

How to complete a ‘Diamond 9’ exercise What were the main causes of the civil war? How to complete a ‘Diamond 9’ exercise A The idea of a diamond 9 arrangement is to force you to make decisions on a subject. This is how you do it. 1. Take the 9 cards that have the information on. 2. Put the card that you think is the most important in position A. 3. Continue to place the cards in the arrangement shown here. Cards in the same row have equal importance. B 4. Put the card that you think is the least important in position B.

What were the main causes of the civil war? These are the 9 cards that need to be considered in the diamond 9 exercise.

Why did the English Civil War break out in 1649?