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The Magna Carta was signed by King John to limit his own powers and also laid the path to a more limited form of monarchies. -
This conflict between Royalists and Parliamentarians resulted in the execution of King Charles I. The parliamentarians victory marked a huge change to limited monarchist government. -
After Charles I's death, England was shortly known as the Commonwealth of England. -
When Olivier Cromwell died, Charles II reinstates the monarchy, although it had limited powers due to the parliament. -
This revolution sought the removal of King James II and was a important moment because a reigning King was overthrown when they violated rules set by the parliament. -
The Acts of Union merged the kingdoms of England and Scotland to form the nation Great Britain. -
The Hanoverian Succession occurred when Queen Anne did not have an heir to inherit her throne so George I had to inherit their throne. This was important because the succession was based on a parliamentary decision