Thank you very much. Can you check the word choice in the following sentences, too? Thank you.

1) With the death of Elizabeth in 1603 the Tudor line died out and James VI (1603-1625) became the first Stuart King in England.
2) James I believed that the monarch was the representative of God on earth and summoned Parliament only to ask for money.
3) He also believed in the subjection of Parliament to the king’s will and insisted on strict conformity to the rites of the Anglican Church.
4) Catholics and Puritans were thus excluded from (holding) public offices. On 5 November 1605 English Catholics organized the Gunpowder Plot, so-called because they tried to blow up the king and the Parliament in session.
5) He was succeeded by his son Charles I (1625-1649) in 1625 . His reign was troubled by the continuous clash with Parliament. Puritans held a considerable majority in Parliament and wanted a true balance of power between the King and Parliament.

AOK

Sra

Sure, here are some suggestions for the word choices in the sentences:

1) With the death of Elizabeth in 1603, the Tudor dynasty came to an end, and James VI (1603-1625) ascended to the throne as the first Stuart King of England.

2) James I firmly believed in the divine right of kings, considering the monarch as God's representative on earth, and he mainly summoned Parliament to request financial support.

3) James I also insisted on the absolute authority of the king over Parliament and demanded strict adherence to the rituals of the Anglican Church.

4) As a result, Catholics and Puritans were prohibited from holding public offices. On 5 November 1605, English Catholics orchestrated the Gunpowder Plot, named for their attempt to blow up the king and Parliament while in session.

5) Charles I succeeded his father in 1625 and reigned until 1649. However, his reign was marked by ongoing conflicts with Parliament. The majority of the MPs were Puritans who advocated for an equal distribution of power between the King and Parliament.