The death of Charles I was significant because: A he died without an heir. B England became a democracy. c he was tried and executed under the law. D no one had ever killed a reigning monarch before.

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The death of Charles I was significant because:

A he died without an heir.

B England became a democracy.

c he was tried and executed under the law.

D no one had ever killed a reigning monarch before.

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sorry if I'm wrong, but I believe it would be C: he was tried and executed under the law

Laydee answered Oct 12, 2021

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