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  • Why did Guy Fawkes and his companions undertake this act of state terrorism? What did they hope to accomplish by it?

     

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ID number:264628
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Published: 04.09.2006.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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On November 5 1605, a cellar located under the House of Lords filled with dozens of barrels of gunpowder was primed to explode with the hope of restoring a Catholic Government to England. This treasonous plot was however discovered only days before Parliament were set to resume and as a result the plot remained just that. It would be remembered by Catholics and Protestants alike in infamy and joy respectively and damaged Catholicism in England almost to the point of no return. So why did Guy Fawkes and his companions undertake this act of state terrorism and what did they hope to accomplis…

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