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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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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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Answer: C

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