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The Stuarts

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    Charles the 1st

    Charles the 2nd

    James the 2nd

    William the 3rd of Orange (Оранский) with Mary the 2nd (spouses)

    Ann (daughter of James the 2nd; Mary’s sister)

    George the 1st (Hannover Dynasty)

     

    The Stuarts were successful than The Tudors. They quarreled with Parliament (?). One of the Stuarts was executed (Charles the1st), another was driven from the throne (Charles the 2nd), then last Stuart, queen Ann died in 1714. The Monarchy was no longer powerful as it had been in the Tudors time.

    The first Stuart had faced the alternative to give up absolute power and cooperate with new gentlemen in bourgeoisie (буржуазия) or to support reactionary noblemen (пэры или аристократы). He preferred to struggle against the Puritans that are represented the new ideology.

    James the 1st (he established the first colonies on the territory of America – the James Town) and later his son Charles the 1st were in constant conflict with the Parliament. More than once Charles the 1st dissolved (распускал) the Parliament, but had to recall it again because he needed money. In 1628 in return for money the Parliament wanted Charles the 1st to sign the document known as the Petition of Right which would give the Parliament the right to control State Money, The National Budget and The Law. Charles realized that the Petition was putting an end to the king’s divine right (исключительное право). He dissolved the Parliament again and between 1629-1640 Charles ruled without the Parliament. In 1642 Charles tried to arrest 5 members of the Parliament (MP). Although he was unsuccessful it convenience the Parliament that it had good reason to fear where the Parliament’s influence was stronger, locked its gates against the king and moved to Nottingham where the Civil War had started.

    Several MPs had commanded the Parliament’s army during the Civil War. The strongest of them was a Gentlemen Former, named Oliver Cromwell. He had created a new army the First Regular Force from which the British army of today developed. Instead of country people and gentry (the class of people next below the nobility in position and birth - нетитулованное мелкопоместное дворянство), Cromwell’s captured the king in 1645 but they didn’t know what to do with him. They could bring either Charles back to the throne and allow him to rule or remove him and create a new political system. On the 31(?) of January of 1645 the king was beheaded (обезглавлен).

    From 1649 till 1660 Britain was Republic. Cromwell and his supports created a government which was far more civil than Charles had been. They had got read of the Monarchy and House of Lords. In 1663 Britain was government by Cromwell alone. He became Lord Protector and had much more power than king Charles had had. But his efforts to rule thought the armies were very unpopular, and his idea of using the army as a Main Law and Order in the kingdom has remained unpopular ever since. His other innovations were unpopular too. People were forbidden to celebrate Christmas and Easter.

    Cromwell died in 1658. He was succeeded by his son Richard, but Richard was a poor leader and could control neither the army nor Parliament. Nobody governed the country.

    In 1660 Charles the 2nd was invited to return to his kingdom. The Republic was over with the Restoration of the Monarchy. Parliament became as weak as it had been at the time of Charles the 1st.

    The opposition to the Charles the 2nd was nicknamed Whigs. By the opposition in Parliament the supporters of the king were nicknamed the Tories. The two parties: Whigs and the Tories became of the basis of the two-party Parliament system of government.

     

    The 18th century

     

    The Whigs in the Parliament supported the foreign police of William the 3rd Orange and his favorite General John Churchill. The Whigs were actively prospering and in 1707 Scottish Parliament with British Parliament adopted (приняли) the Set of Union with Scotland. Now the new British flag united the flags of England and Scotland, combining the crosses of St. John and St. George. England, Scotland and Wales were united and became GB.

    In 1701 Parliament past the Act of Settlement (акт о престолонаследии). That secured Protestant followers to the throne of England and Scotland. Out-Lawing any Catholic pretenders.

    If William and Mary had no children, the crown should pass to Mary’s sister Ann and if Ann died without children the crown should pass to Hannover Dynasty.

    Queen Ann was the last Stuart monarch. She died in 1714 and according to the Act of Settlement she was succeed by George the 1st Hannover Dynasty. He was German and he couldn’t speak English. That’s why the Whigs were handed over (передать полномочия) many Royal prerogatives and their leader became Chairman of the king’s Cabinet. That was the beginning of the Cabinet System with Prime-Minister preceding (предшествовать) of the the Cabinet.

    The Hannovers:

    George the 1st

    George the 2nd

    George the 3rd

    George the 4th

    William the 4th

    Victoria

     


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