Arrange The Events In Chronological Order

Arrange The Events In Chronological Order.

The correct order is:

1. The Roundheads, supporters of Parliament, and the Royalists, followers of Charles I, fought a civil war together.
2. For 11 years, Charles I reigned without the support of Parliament.
3. To quell a rebellion in Scotland, Charles I called a session of Parliament and increased taxes.
4. Charles I granted the Right Petition.
5. Once the Roundheads overcame the Royalists, England was united under one commonwealth.

During the English Civil War (1), which lasted from 1642 to 1651, the Roundheads, who were predominantly Puritan and supported Parliament, fought against the Royalists, who supported King Charles I. The war ended with the victory of the Roundheads, led by Oliver Cromwell, and the execution of Charles I in 1649.

Before the Civil War, Charles I had ruled without Parliament for 11 years (2) and had incurred the wrath of many of his subjects through his attempts to rule as an absolute monarch.

In 1637, Charles I called a session of Parliament to raise funds to quell a rebellion in Scotland (3). Parliament refused to grant the king's request until he agreed to certain demands, which included the acceptance of the Petition of Right (4). Charles I eventually dissolved Parliament, but not before agreeing to the demands of the Petition.

After the Civil War ended with the Roundhead victory (5), England became a republic for a brief period, known as the Commonwealth of England, before the monarchy was restored with the coronation of Charles II in 1660.