The years of the Civil War in England.

In England in the middle of the 17th century, turning points began to be outlined. Civil war broke out in the state because of the conflict between the king and parliament. The beginning was marked in 1642. Charles refused to reckon with parliament and began to dictate his own conditions, which clearly violated the rules established in England. In response, parliament disobeyed. The Guard refused to arrest members of the legislature. After that, the king fled, and a war broke out between supporters of different regimes and state structures.