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1. Charles
   ... Parliament refused to even consider funds for war until the King agreed to redress a long list of political and religious grievances. ...
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2. amp39The French Revolution was caused not by social conflict but
   ... However the monarchy did not try to raise taxes until they needed money due to involvement in the Dutch Republic however the Parliament refused to register ...
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3. boston tea party
   ... tea. Second, Parliament refused colonists to hold town meetings more than once a year without the governoramp39s permission. Third, Parliament ...
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4. Colonial Acts
   ... were not better. This led to the Revolutionary war because the parliament refused to repeal the intolerable acts. Soon, a Malta ...
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5. The Beginning of Our United States
   ... Although Parliament refused to recognize the adoption by the Congress of a petition of rights, privileges, and grievances, the Stamp Act was repealed in 1766 ...
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6. Mary Tudor I
   ... Mass was restored without opposition and the authority of the pope reestablished, but Parliament refused to restore the church lands seized under Henry VIII. ...
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7. William Lyon Makcenzie
   ... fought do hard for. He refused seats in parliament, and even refused the position of mayor of Toronto. His health started returning ...
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8. Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia
   ... but still allowed for British dominance. The Iranian parliament refused to ratify the agreement. After a long period of anarchy, an ...
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9. Ireland
   ... party leader Jerry Adams and his deputy, Martin McGuinness, were elected to represent Northern Ireland in the British Parliament, although they refused to take ...
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10. Henry The 8th
    ... First of all Henry refused to pay money to the pope and then made himself head of the Church. Parliament passed a number of laws which took away many of the ...
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11. Compare and Contrast the Tudor and Stuart Dynasties
    ... James I had many quarrels with parliament and Charles I became so enraged with parliament when they refused to grant him funds that he dismissed them all. ...
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12. Paths to Constitutionalism and
    ... Charles I, forced by wars, called for Parliament to vote funds, which it refused to do until he signed the Petition of Right in 1628. ...
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13. pragmatism vs. idealism a man for all seasons
    ... When the King tried to start the reformation of England and the Church by a simple Act of Parliament called the Act of Supremacy, Thomas refused to sign it. ...
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14. oliver cromwell
    ... Charles said he would compromise but when he came back to England refused . Also Parliament was starting to be sick of fighting and wanted the armies to go away ...
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15. Otto Von Bismarck
    ... nationalism. What was important to Parliament was the control of the budget, and they often refused to grant longterm founding. Bismarck ...
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16. Stuart Family Album
    ... During his reign he angered Parliament who aided in the Glorious Revolution in 1688 1689. It was bloodless, as James refused to fight. ...
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17. British Chartism
    ... decision, but the sixth was refused because it stressed the radical infuence on the program. The Whig belief of the sovreignty of the parliament clashed with ...
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18. Charles I history and the english civil war
    ... Most people refused to pay and later Ship Money Tax was made illegal. If the king solicited Parliament for money the right way, they were/would still be ...
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19. Revolution Causes
    ... The colonies also refused to import British goods, urging the British merchants to place pressure on parliament to repeal the Townshend Duties. ...
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20. Reform in Britain
    ... It could make reforms such as sanitation, which Parliament passed the first Public Health Act in 1848. ... But the House of Lords refused to pass the bill. ...
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21. Louis XIV vs. Charles I
    ... Charles dissolved three Parliaments in four years because they refused to pay for military expenses. The third Parliament presented the Petition of Right,which ...
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22. The Road of the Revolution
    ... The response of the American that they refused to pay for the debt which causes the Parliament passes few laws to force the American to pay off for the Britain ...
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23. Boston Tea Party
    ... The British parliament tried to enforce the law, but the colonist rose up ... burned with their cargo, local merchants were threatened, and they refused to accept ...
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24. i like treats
    ... More was tried the following year he refused to take an oath of supremacy, asserting that Parliament did not have the right to usurp papal authority in favor ...
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25. The American Revolution
    ... The colonies also refused to import British goods, urging the British merchants to apply pressure on parliament to repeal the Townshend Duties. ...
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26. The American Revolution
    ... The colonies also refused to import British goods, urging the British merchants to apply pressure on parliament to repeal the Townshend Duties. ...
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27. Causes of the American Revolut
    ... In three out of four of the ports, the tea was refused and sent back, but ... In response to this Parliament closed down the port of Boston and began the Coercive ...
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28. The End of the Commonwealth
    ... When he finally summoned Parliament again in 1656, he found that everyone wanted to return to the old ... Nevertheless, Cromwell refused to be the next king. ...
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29. Causes of the American Revolution
    ... The colonies also refused to import British goods, urging the British merchants to place pressure on parliament to repeal the Townshend acts. ...
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30. American Revolution: British Acts
    ... the antiBritish groups all saw this tax as illegitimate and refused to pay ... they would not be taxed without representation, and insisted that parliament had no ...
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