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FUSE 1639: The Scottish launched an uprising. 1640: CharlesI held the parliament in April. Beginning In 1640 October CharlesI signed the ceasefire agreement with the Scottish. CharlesI was forced to hold a new parliament , which marked the beginning of the civil war. BRIEF CONCLUSION Thank You ! * * * * The English Civil War Contents 1.Background to the Conflict 2.The two civil wars 3.Impacts 4.Charles I 5.Conclusion Background to the Conflict 1.The Development of British Capitalism 2.The Stuarts Feudal Autocratic Rule in the 17th Century 3.The Contradiction between Parliament and the King became Intensely 4.Religion and the Scottish Question 5.The Long Parliament(1640.11---1653.4) ? Brief Introduction 1.A profound political event in 17C. 2.The Stuart kingdoms of Scotland, England and Ireland, and the Principality of Wales : ripped apart by religious and political unrest. the southeast and East Anglia majority of the merchants only a handful of nobilities country gentlemen the yeomen in the countryside Extreme Protestants north of England and Wales most nobilitiescountry gentlemen some of the wealthier merchants City livery companies country gentlemen Catholics Kings supporters Parliaments supporters:London Roundhead Cavalies The First Civil War (1642~1646） 1.Charles set up flags at Nottingham to announce the rebels against parliament , provoking the first civil war. 2.Marston Moor1644 3.Parliament :more casualties V.S. The royal :loss bigger 4.March 16 1646 : The parliament army won The Second Civil War （1648~1649） 1.In 1648, the king came in the southwest launched a rebellion, the second civil war erupted. 2.The big enemy be current, the revolutionary alignment all parties to seek unity. 3.After four hours’ intense wars, parliament armies finally defeat the royal army and King Charles I was executed. The Third Civil War (1649~1651) In this war, Charles II invaded England in an attempt to t