Question

Why was there no king from 1649 to 1660? James I was imprisoned. Charles I was executed and Parliament took control. Charles II was hidden in France by the Jacobites. James II was driven out of the country.

Answer 1

Answer:

Charles I was executed and Parliament took control.

Explanation:

The English Civil War, which took place from 1642 to 1646 was between people who supported the king, called the Cavaliers, and people who were loyal to Parliament, the Roundheads. In the end the King Charles I and the Cavaliers lost, so military dictator Oliver Cromwell, who took his place. However, he was disliked by most because they felt he was tyrannical.

Answer 2

B, Charles I was executed and Parliament took control.