Question

the english civil war
charles i raised heavy taxes, and began arresting and punishing people without a trial. some of the nobles also began to worry that charles had found a way to run the country the way kings did in france and spain at that time—with total power and without having to follow any laws. eventually, the nobles led a rebellion against the king. charles i was beheaded, and for a while, there was no monarchy in england.

the restoration
eventually, parliament decided to restore, or bring back the monarchy. the son of charles i named charles ii, was made the new king of england. however, he had to agree to a new constitution that limited his power. this is called a constitutional monarchy, and it is still the kind of government that england has today. the current king of england is charles iii, but he has very little power. he mostly serves a symbolic role.

sentence expansion
kernel they restored it

who/what? _______________
what? _______________
how? _______________

my sentence: _______________

Explanation:

To solve the sentence expansion for "They restored it" using the context of "The Restoration" (where Parliament restored the Monarchy):

Step 1: Identify "Who/What"

From the text, "Parliament" is the entity that restored. So "Who/What?" is Parliament.

Step 2: Identify "What"

The text says Parliament restored "the Monarchy". So "What?" is the Monarchy.

Step 3: Identify "How"

The restoration happened with Parliament making Charles II king under a new constitution (limiting power). So "How?" can be by making Charles II king under a new constitution (or "by bringing back the Monarchy with limits").

Step 4: Construct the Sentence

Combine the elements: Parliament restored the Monarchy by making Charles II the new king of England under a constitutional monarchy that limited his power.

Answer:

• Who/What? Parliament
• What? the Monarchy
• How? by making Charles II king (with a new constitution limiting power)
• My Sentence: Parliament restored the Monarchy by making Charles II the new king of England under a constitutional monarchy that limited his power.