Arrange the events in chronological order.

1 Charles I accepted the petition of right

2chares I ruled without parliament for 11 years

3charles I convened parliament to raise taxes to crush a revolt in Scotland

4supporters of Charles I, the royalists, engaged in a civil war wirth the roundheads, supporters of parliament

5the roundheads defeated the royalists and England became a commonwealth

The correct chronological order of events that took during the English Revolution is the following:

1. King Charles I accepts the Petition of Right on 1628, in which the English Parliament blocked the monarch's efforts to impose taxes and loans from citizens, imprison subjects without due process, and the required quartering of the king's soldiers to subjects.

2. Between 1629 and 1640, Charles I ruled without the parliament for 11 years and decided to raise taxes.

3. Charles I convened parliament to raise taxes to crush a revolt in Scotland in 1640. The king was dealing with a shortage of money and turn to the reconvened parliament to increase taxation, but there was no agreement between the parts and they were ready to go to arms in order to resolve their disagreements.

4. Supporters of Charles I, The Royalists, engaged in a civil war with The Roundheads, supporters of parliament. The result of this was the two episodes (1st: 1642-1646 and 2nd 1648-1649), this two sides fought during the English Civil War.

5. The Roundheads defeated The Royalists and England became a Commonwealth. With Oliver Cromwell heading the New Model Army, the tribulation from the Civil War resulted in it the replacement of the English monarchy with the Commonwealth of England (1649 to 1653) and then the Protectorate (1653 to 1660).