King Charles I - the execution

The transcript describes a historical event in London on January 30, 6049, where a King was executed. The day was cold, and the River Thames was frozen. The King wore two shirts to keep warm and was escorted by soldiers. The solemn procession was led by a drumbeat, and the crowd prayed for the King. Upon reaching the execution site, the King addressed the crowd, knelt, and was executed. His head was displayed as a traitor's, marking the event's grim conclusion.

Where did the event take place?

• Rome

• New York

• London

• Paris

What was the weather like on the day of the event?

• Windy

• Fiercely cold

• Rainy

• Warm and sunny

What did the crowd do as the King approached the banquet house?

• Prayed out loud

• Cheered loudly

• Sang songs

• Remained silent

What was the color of the cloth draping the scaffolding?

• Red

• Blue

• Black

• White

What was proclaimed after the King's execution?

• Behold, the head of a traitor

• Justice is served

• The King is dead

• Long live the King