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Why was the English monarch, Charles I, significant? EXPLAIN

a) He was a part of the restoration of the monarchy

b) He ruled along with Parliament and did everything they told him to do

c) He was removed from power and beheaded because he tried to rule as an absolute monarch

d) None of the above

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