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Outcome of the Civil War

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Outcome of the Civil War

After Charles I surrendered, he faced trial for treason. He was executed in 1649.

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Surrender

  • Charles I surrendered in 1646.
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Heads of the Proposals

  • The army created the Heads of the Proposals in 1647.
  • This was a list of demands for creating a settlement with Charles I.
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The Second Civil War

  • In 1648 Charles I launched a second civil war, with the help of the Scots.
  • Cromwell defeated Charles I again at the Battle of Preston.
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Trial and execution

  • Charles I was put on trial.
  • Charles I was found guilty of treason.
  • On 30 January 1649, Charles I was executed.

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1.1Anglo-Saxon England

1.2The Contest for the English Throne

1.3Conquering the Holy Land, 10-96-1396 AD

1.4King John

1.5The Magna Carta & Parliament

1.6The Black Death

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3The Empire of Mali

4The Renaissance & Reformations, 1500-1598 AD

5The British Empire, 1583-1960 AD

6The Peasants' Revolt

7Religion in the Middle Ages

8Slavery, 1619-1833 AD

9The English Civil War, 1642-1660

10The Industrial Revolution, 1750-1840

11US Independence, 1775-1783

12The French Revolution, 1789-1815

13The British Empire, 1857–1930

14Suffrage

15World War 1, 1914-1918

16The Inter-War Years, 1919-1939

17World War 2, 1939-1945

18The Cold War, 1947-1962

19Civil Rights in the USA, 1954-1975

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