King Charles I

Charles I was born in Scotland's Fife on November 19, 1600. He is the second son of James VI of Scotland and Ann of Denmark. He became king in 1612 because of his brother Henry's death. In 1625 he became the second king of England in England. Charles is conservative, self-righteous, and stuttering remains. As a king, he believes in sacred rights. He is a linguist and spends a lot of money on art. He has many Van Dyck, Rubens, Raphael's, and Titian. The expenditure on his court and his collection of photographs greatly increased the debt of the crown.

In 1625 when Charles I was crowned, the religious atmosphere of Britain got worse. King Charles had a Catholic wife and liked Catholic, so hostility towards Puritans and Protestants also increased markedly. This encouraged many of the more moderate Puritans in the UK to eventually leave the country like non-separatists. According to the book "Puritan Experiment: New England Society" from Bradford to Edwards, Puritan in the Massachusetts Bay lived moral obligations in the way God told them, and by doing so they I believe I can act as a religion for. The role model, in turn, will help UK and Christian reform.

Archbishop William Lloyd, Charles I and the Great Adviser of the British Church, tried to suppress Puritan 's religious practice and other unconditional beliefs in Britain. The persecution of many Puritans in the 1620s led them to believe that religious reform is impossible when Charles was the king and many decided to pursue a new life in the New World . John White continued to seek funds for the colony. On March 19, 1627 the New England Council issued land subsidies to a new group of investors including some of Dorchester's investors. Land subsidies were used between the Charles River and the Merrimack River and were used for the "Atlantic Ocean in the East and the South China Sea in the West, and the South China Sea in the West". It was called New England Company of Massachusetts Bay Plantation. "

On June 20, 1632 King Charles I of England awarded the Maryland colonial charter named after Queen Henrietta Maria, his Catholic wife: "Charles, God Grace, England, Scotland, France , Ireland, King, Faith Guardian ... our beloved person ... our Baron Balear Baron of our Irish Kingdom, Cecilius Calvert ... enthusiastic and enthusiastic enthusiasm for the expansion of Christian religious activities .. We humbly would like to leave us, he can be sacrificed through his owns ... a number of British colonies to some parts of the United ... Do not know the sacred existence occupied by some people of barbarity ... with the increase of worship and religious belief in the region ... to build ... will ... , Churches and places of worship. "