He was beheaded.
Charles I had a lot of fights with the Parliament about how he should rule the country, which is why he dissolved the government and started ruling on his own. This obviously meant treason, which is why he was beheaded for his actions.
A, because cotton was one of if not the most expensive thing you could grow on a farm. That’s why it’s called a cash crop, and it made plantation owners unbelievably rich.
<span>C. Strength is the key trait of a great ruler. Firm laws and harsh punishments keep order.</span>
It caused conflicts between religious and ethnic groups
