Absolutism is a strong, centralized continental monarchy that attempted to make royal power dominant over the aristocracies and other regional authorities. Parliamentary Monarchy is a state which is led by a monarchy, but whose powers are shared with a national representative body. In England, the initial event in the formation of a parliamentary monarchy started with Queen Elizabeth I dying with no male heir to the throne. The crown was given to the first Stuart monarch, James VI. His son Charles I, and Parliament clashed in 1642, starting a civil war. However, Charles I lost the war in 1645. With his loss, parliament replaced the monarchy with a Puritan republic. This government failed and was replaced with the re-establishment of the monarchy. Skirmishes continued between the monarchy and parliament until the “Glorious Revolution” occurred. The Glorious Revolution allowed the monarchy to acknowledge a Bill of Rights, which limited the power of the monarchy, sharing power with the
Absolutism is a strong, centralized continental monarchy that attempted to make royal power dominant over the aristocracies and other regional authorities. Parliamentary Monarchy is a state which is led by a monarchy, but whose powers are shared with a national representative body. In England, the initial event in the formation of a parliamentary monarchy started with Queen Elizabeth I dying with no male heir to the throne. The crown was given to the first Stuart monarch, James VI. His son Charles I, and Parliament clashed in 1642, starting a civil war. However, Charles I lost the war in 1645. With his loss, parliament replaced the monarchy with a Puritan republic. This government failed and was replaced with the re-establishment of the monarchy. Skirmishes continued between the monarchy and parliament until the “Glorious Revolution” occurred. The Glorious Revolution allowed the monarchy to acknowledge a Bill of Rights, which limited the power of the monarchy, sharing power with the