Charles 1
- Created by: Jane Ranzetta
- Created on: 26-02-13 11:08
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- Reasons for Charles 1 defeat
- The navy supported parliament so they could get more supplies from over seas.
- Parliament had more experienced commanders
- The parliament had a better trained army then the Cavaliers.
- cromwell took time to create and train his perfect army
- with their inexperienced comander the royalists lost their first battle the battle of nasbey
- The parliament had a better trained army then the Cavaliers.
- Parliament took care of their soldiers
- Charles put an inexperianced person in charge of his armies.
- Charles illegaly collected taxes
- Parliament chose their men carefully
- The soliders were well paid and believed in god and the fact he was on there side
- The Scots join the war on Parliament's side, which provided another strong fighting force against Charles I.
- Charles left London at the start of the war leaving Parlaiment in total control of the capital, resources and organisation. Charles attempted to recapture it but fai
- parliment controlled the south east of england the richest part of the country so they could fund the war.
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