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The glorious revolution did not create democracy, but a type of government called limited monarchy, in which a constitution or legislative body limits the monarch's powers. English rulers still had much power, but they had to obey the law and govern in partnership with Parliament.
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What happened in 1600?
Many things happened in the 17th century. Some notable events include the founding of Harvard University in 1636, Cape Town, South Africa was founded in 1652, and the return of the English Monarchy in 1660.
Why did restoration in england happen?
Because Cromwell had failed to make a satisfactory plan for his succession. The eldest son, Richard Cromwell, was appointed as the next Protector of the Realm, but had neither the talent nor the inclination to fulfil the role. The English had got tired of military rule, and welcomed back the Stuarts in the form of the Merry Monarch, Charles the Second.
Why did Jacobins such as Maximilien de Robespierre argue that France's king and queen needed to be executed?
Jacobins such as Maximilien de Robespierre argued that France's king and queen needed to be executed to protect political changes; i.e. to avoid a return to absolute monarchy. Apex: To protect the political changes made during the French Revolution
Harding's progressivism faded as the people wanted to return to a normal life after World War 1?
This statement is partly true. After World War I, the United States began a push to Ã?return to normalcyÃ?, and Harding was elected president by making a promise to return to a normal way of life. Harding was one of the presidents that has been labeled as ending the Progressive Era.
Why was it hard for people to return to normal after World War 2 when things was far from normal?
because they had just returned from killing thousands o japs and nazis
