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Rates Of Reaction

 

            
            
             The gunpowder plot was a very hideous idea, but was for a specific reason. It was because King jams punished the Catholics by making laws that were cruel and nasty. This was because King James was a protestant and didn't like the Catholics because they were a different religion.
             It all started when Guffawed and his companions carried 2 tones of gunpowder into 1 of the caller that they had on rent. They got this specific cellar because it was right under the house of parliament.2 tones of gunpowder would surely blow up the house of parliament and everyone inside it.
             It was a long wait for GuyFawkes in the cold misty miserable weather.GuyFawkes and his companions planned to light the fuse and blow up the house on November the 5.
             It was morning and Guy fawkes herd loud bangs on the door until suddenly broke inking James and his companions.They arrested Guy and tortured him.
             Evidence.
             A.The celler which GuyFawkes rented was Robert Cecils who was the chief minister.
             B.The plotters brought in 36 barrels of gunpowder what "you"re telling me that Robert Cecil, the best spy in Britain didn't see that".
             C.Gun powder was only given to people in parliament how did GuyFawkes get hold of 2/3 of the Gun powder in Britain definitely of Robert Cecil.
            


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