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James lV of Scotland crowned James l of England uniting the two kingdoms
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James l dies, and his son Charles l takes the throne.
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Charles l dissolves parliament and beginning his reign
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Charles I marched into the House of Commons and attempted to arrest five leading members of parliament.
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Civil War begins as Charles I raises his standard at Nottingham
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Charles I surrenders to the Scots
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Oliver Cromwell makes himself Lord Protector giving himself powers of a monarch.
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Restoration of the Monarchy under King Charles II
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Mary Stuart marries to the Dutch Protestant Prince William of Orange, strengthened William's claim to the English throne.
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Charles II dies and his brother James II accedes to the throne, suspends parliament indefinitely
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William of Orange and his wife Mary II proclaimed king and queen
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English Bill of rights 1689; From now on England's monarchs ruled in partnership with Parliament.
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English Act of Settlement secures the Postestant Succession placing the House of Hanover in line for the English throne
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England and Scotland officially became one country under the
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Anne dies and was succeeded by George, Elector of Hanover, who was proclaimed as George I.