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What was the significance of the beheading of Charles I of England?
It immediately created a democracy in England
King Charles I was the last monarch to rule England
O It took power out of the hands of the monarchy and made people realize the
true power of the people
It led to the first oligarchy in England

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The significance of the beheading of Charles 1 is that

  • It took power out of the hands of the monarchy and made people realize the  true power of the people

The Rump parliament challenged King Charles I and accused him of several misconducts. First, he married a Catholic which provoked the Protestants in England. He dissolved Parliament on several occasions and ruled alone.

His decisions also caused the first English Civil War. All of these led to his overthrow by the parliament and eventual execution in 1649. This demonstrates that the people wield a lot of power and must be governed in a cautious manner.

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