Oh most certainly; Charles I was an absolutist so he tried to assert his control over parliament. However, in a manner similar to the assassination of Caesar, Cromwell and the commons led a revolt in response and killed him, thus beginning the Interregnum
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The statement that [after the peasants carry out their revolt, Martin Luther sympathizes with them and joins their cause] is false.
It was expected that Martin Luther would support the Peasant War, yet he did not because he was not a revolutionary person and truth be told, he did not like peasants.
