The Protectorate
Oliver Cromwell considered England under Charles I as autocratic, corrupt, and oppressive. He believed that Charles I ruled with absolute power, disregarding the rights and liberties of the people. Cromwell saw the government as highly corrupt, favoring the wealthy and aristocrats, and oppressing the commoners.
The Parliamentarians, chiefly under Oliver Cromwell and his New Model Army won the war. On the insistence of Cromwell Parliament sentenced Charles I to death and a Republic was created with Cromwell himself as Lord Protector (a de-facto King) and a "Rump Parliament" made up of MP's who agreed with him. This did not last long after Cromwell's death however and Charles II was crowned King in the 1660s.
Cromwell created a 'commonweath' - that is the principle that the state exists for the masses and not for the king (the masses meant the merchant classes, the peasants were simply ignored). The Commonwealth principle has existed in England (and the successor states) since.
Oliver Cromwell (1599 - 1658) was an English soldier and statesman who helped make England a republic and then ruled as lord protector from 1653 to 1658. He executed King James I. His son Richard was named as his successor and was lord protector of England for 8 months. However, he was not a charismatic leader like his father and he could not reconcile the various political, military and religious factions of his day and soon lost the support of the army on which his power depended. Parliament therefore asked King James' son to return to England as the monarch.
The Protectorate
The Protectorate
Oliver Cromwell considered England under Charles I as autocratic, corrupt, and oppressive. He believed that Charles I ruled with absolute power, disregarding the rights and liberties of the people. Cromwell saw the government as highly corrupt, favoring the wealthy and aristocrats, and oppressing the commoners.
Oliver Cromwell was arrested and executed, and theatre was reinstated
If you are talking about the John Milton who lived in the 1600s and was a poet and worked under Oliver Cromwell, he was real.
The English Puritans weren't keen on celebrating Christmas, as they regarded it as a continuation of a pagan festival. The Puritans were in control from 1649-1660.puritansim not sure but i know king Charles the second brought it back
The Stuarts - James I, Charles I (followed by a small interruption under Oliver Cromwell) and II, James III.
Quite miserable really. Cromwell banned beer, inns, theatres, Christmas, sport and make-up. He basically banned everything that was fun. If people disobeyed these rules, they could be fined, put in the stocks or put in prison!
The Parliamentarians, chiefly under Oliver Cromwell and his New Model Army won the war. On the insistence of Cromwell Parliament sentenced Charles I to death and a Republic was created with Cromwell himself as Lord Protector (a de-facto King) and a "Rump Parliament" made up of MP's who agreed with him. This did not last long after Cromwell's death however and Charles II was crowned King in the 1660s.
Cromwell created a 'commonweath' - that is the principle that the state exists for the masses and not for the king (the masses meant the merchant classes, the peasants were simply ignored). The Commonwealth principle has existed in England (and the successor states) since.
The English Commonwealth was the loosely used term for the system of government after the regicide of Charles I. The rump parliament declared England a Commonwealth although by definition England was actually a Protectorate under the Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell.
The dancers in Oliver! dance under the direction of choreographers and coaches. There are no dancers as characters in the book Oliver Twist.