 When Mary died in 1558, Elizabeth I inherited the crown and returned England to Anglican, English Protestant  Not a typical quality of an absolute.

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 When Mary died in 1558, Elizabeth I inherited the crown and returned England to Anglican, English Protestant  Not a typical quality of an absolute monarch, but very beneficial to her reign was Elizabeth’s willingness to let the members of Parliament speak their minds without fear of punishment.

 Elizabeth dies without an heir so her relative, the King of Scotland, James I became the King of England in  Constantly conflicted with Parliament  One reform James agreed to was the publication of an English version of the Bible known as the King James Bible

 James’s son  When Parliament wouldn’t give him what he wanted to attacked them › This started the English Civil War

› Without the support of Parliament the king had to rely on contributions to pay for his army Roundheads were members of Parliament who opposed the king. Royalists mostly made up of wealthy nobles, were supporters of the king. King VS Parliament

LLeader of the Roundheads was Oliver Cromwell RRose to power by being a successful military leader, in 1644 he led a victory for the Roundheads where they killed 4000 of the king’s soldiers. In 1646 the king surrenders and Cromwell accumulated full control.

 Cromwell dismissed all members of Parliament who disagreed with him and created what was called a Rump Parliament.

 In 1660, Parliament invited the son king Charles I (dead/executed) to rule, which he accepted, and that same year was crowned Charles II  Passed the Habeas Corpus Act of 1679

11679, which guaranteed that someone accused of a crime had the right to appear in court to determine if they were to be held or released.

Richard Cromwell took over after his father’s death in Wasn’t the brightest crayon in the box Eventually parliament reconvened and voted to bring back the monarchy, this event eventually became known as The Restoration.

IIn 1688 a group of nobles invited James’s daughter Mary and her husband William to rule, they would become William and Mary of Orange JJames didn’t put up a fight and fled to France. Because there was no bloodshed during this major political shift it became known as the Glorious Revolution.