Leaders of England in the XVII Century. James I After Elizabeth’s death, there is no one to take over the throne. James VI of Scotland comes down and.

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Leaders of England in the XVII Century

James I

After Elizabeth’s death, there is no one to take over the throne. James VI of Scotland comes down and becomes James I of England. Uh-oh, he’s Catholic, Scottish and hates Parliament

Charles I

Dad dies. Charles gets to become King. Nothing exciting here.

Charles I Well, except for this, of course.

Cromwell

Civil War

Charles II

The Restoration General Monck sets up a deal bringing the monarchy back.

Charles II Rejoicing at the return of the Merry Monarch

James II

His brother (Charles II) dies – before Whigs can pass the Bill of Exclusion – Even though he’s Catholic – And married to a Catholic – And has a Catholic son*

James II His brother (Charles II) dies – before Whigs can pass the Bill of Exclusion – Even though he’s Catholic – And married to a Catholic – And has a Catholic son* *AAAAGH, oh no, a Catholic son

William and Mary

The Glorious Revolution Invited by Tories AND Whigs James II flees Act of Settlement (1701) lays down the rules for future succession.