James I inherited a rich English thrown, and although many of his problems were caused by little accord of his own, his personality caused many problems; he fiercely believed in the divine right of kingship and his own importance, but found great difficulty in gaining acceptance from an English society that found his rough-hewn manners quite unbecoming. James saw little use for Parliament. His extravagant spending habits and nonchalant ignoring of the nobility's grievances kept king and Parliament constantly at odds. He came to the thrown at the zenith of mon

The lack of sense to make peace with a parallel governing power was the ultimate downfall of many of these rulers. Had they made concord with Parliament many of these rulers could have vastly contributed to the betterment of England. One asset of history is to realize the mistakes that previous generations have committed, unfortunately, these rulers were unable to see the folly of their ways.

archical power, but never truly grasped the depth and scope of that power. If James had merely allowed Parliament some power, to appease the English people, acceptance for him would have been much easier.

After the Civil War in which Cromwell came to power, he still disagreed with the laws Parliament wished to pass and with the English army forced matters his own way. Cromwell was unable to have any sympathy towards other religions and persecuted any persons who opposed him; this lack of understanding caused many of people to disregard his proposals for a democracy.

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