Arrange these events from 1600 England in chronological order?

1. 1603: Elizabeth I dies without an heir and James VI of Scotland becomes James I of England, uniting the two kingdoms under a single monarch.

2. 1605: Guy Fawkes and other conspirators are arrested for attempting to blow up the Houses of Parliament in the Gunpowder Plot.

3. 1611: The King James Bible, an English translation of the Bible, is published.

4. 1625: Charles I succeeds James I to the throne.

5. 1642-1651: English Civil War between supporters of Parliament and supporters of the king.

6. 1649: Charles I is executed after being found guilty of treason by a special court convened by Parliament.

7. 1653: Oliver Cromwell establishes a military dictatorship.

8. 1660: Charles II is invited back to England from exile by supporters.

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