What event did the English Revolution result in?

The English Revolution led to a significant transformation in the British political landscape, culminating in the beheading of King Charles I in 1649 and the establishment of a constitutional monarchy under Oliver Cromwell’s rule as Lord Protector. This marked a pivotal moment in which absolute monarchical power was challenged and diminished, making room for a government that operated under constitutional frameworks, ultimately leading to a more balanced power dynamic between the monarchy and Parliament. The execution of the king symbolized a dramatic shift away from traditional monarchy towards a model that sought to limit royal authority in favor of more representative forms of governance. This process laid the groundwork for the future development of parliamentary democracy in England.