What happened to Charles I?

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Charles I was constantly quarrelling with the English Parliament who often opposed his policies. He was perceived as a tyrant for his actions. Eventually both the Charles and the Parliament came into conflict that started the English Civil War. Charles was defeated and was a prisoner of the English Parliament. He escaped in 1647 only to be recaptured and placed in the Isle of Wright. He tried to build an alliance with Scotland but by 1648, the New Model Army commanded by Oliver Cromwell had established its rule over England. Charles was tried and convicted of high treason and was put to death on January 1649.

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If you don't feel like reading the answer is C

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