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Determined by birth, not behavior because it was believed that if you were high born you had great manners and were very polite.

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Determined by birth,not behavior.
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(de jure king from January 30, 1649–May 29, 1660)BornMay 29, 1630St. James's PalaceDiedFebruary 6, 1685BuriedWestminster AbbeyPredecessorRichard Cromwell (de facto)
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