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king James I was the king of both England and Scotland.The phrase "Twofold balls" refers to the orbs he was given at his coronations since he was crowned twice and "treble scepters" refers to the the kingdoms he ruled. The vision of kings carrying those items would please him because it reveals a long line of kings from his descent with would fulfill the prophecy the three witches has give Banquo.

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King James I of England would of been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying “twofold balls and treble scepters” because it is  a reference to King James' two coronations. Both of the spheres and scepters were symbols of his royalty to both kingdoms, England and Scotland. This would please King James I since he was very fond of royalty and saw it as an important part of the “King’s image.”

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King james wouldve been pleased by phrase "twofold balls, and treble scepters" he wouldve liked this because he is both king of england and scotland. He loved the 2 scepters because it showed ones strength and power and the twofolds are his crowns.

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Shakespeare was a deep admirer of King James and often referenced him in his work. For example in Macbeth "twofold balls, and treble spectors" was a reference to him because he would receive a ball every time he was crowned, and the treble spectors referenced his three kingdoms. He was also happy with the long line of kings because he saw that his legacy would be continued.

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King James would have been pleased with the phrase "twofold balls and treble scepters" because it was an indication or power and wealth. Because he was given two coordination's from both Scotland England to him, this also meant that he and his sons would rule for numerous years to come.

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James Stuart became king of Scotland in 1567 (as James VI) and king of England and Ireland (as James I) in 1603. He ruled both kingdoms until his death in 1625.
As James made a stately progress from Edinburgh to London during April and May of 1603, scores of English elites rode to seek favors from their popular new king, a married man with children and an experienced Calvinist ruler known for his generosity. Notwithstanding the plot of Sir Walter Raleigh and a few others to supplant him with the English noblewoman Lady Arabella Stuart, to many people James represented a promising change. In the year following his joint coronation with Anne on July 25, 1603, in Westminster Abbey, James addressed his first Parliament, concluded a peace agreement that ended the Anglo-Spanish War (1585–1604), and convened a religious conference at Hampton Court, where he affirmed his support of the Church of England's doctrines and structure and commissioned a translation of the Bible that would come to bear his name.

Less successful were his efforts in 1604 to unify his two kingdoms. James assumed the title of king of Great Britain and commissioned a new British flag, the Union Jack, but in reality all that England and Scotland shared politically was their monarch. On November 5, 1605, a group of disaffected Catholics, including Guy Fawkes, tried to assassinate James by blowing up Parliament in the Gunpowder Plot. Their failure led to an outpouring of support for the king and centuries of commemoration.

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king James was crowned twice for England and also Scotland , that is why in act 4 of Macbeth he would be pleased with the phrase"twofold balls and treble sectors" because it shows how much power he truly had.

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King James became king of England. He was the king of Scotland before he became the King of England. This is where "twofold balls and treble scepters" comes from this. He has been king twice
This is also that King James the I will have a continuous family line of royalty

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King James would have been pleases with the phrase of "Two fold balls and treble scepters" because it signified power also him being a royal king in England, Scotland.

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King James I was the king of England as well as the king of Scotland. The phrase, "twfold balls and treble-scepters," is one phrase that would please King James I. This is because the phrase defines King James as someone who has been crowned twice. The scepters also resemble the three kingdoms King James ruled with them being England,Scotland, and Ireland.

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King James would have been pleased with the phrase "twofold balls and treble scepters" that appears in Act 4 of Macbeth by Shakespeare because he was crowned as the king for Scotland and England twice. As King of Scotland he received an orb and 2 scepters. He had 2 scepters because it showed how much power he had and it made him stand out.

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King James the 1st would have been pleased with the phrase "Two fold balls and treble scepters" because he was crowned twice. King James was given the two coronations for Scotland and England making him feel even grater than other kings because of the double crowning on behalf of his blood line. This picture shows him with the scepter and orb.

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King James  would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying “twofold balls and treble scepters.” because is will show the success of the generation of the kings. Also, it will show him that he will be more powerful than any other king during that time

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King James I was king of England, but before that, he was King James IV of Scotland. King James the I would have been pleased with a long line of kings since he was crowned twice and ruler of three countries. The balls or globes "were the royal insignia which King James bore in right of his double kingship of England and Scotland, and the three scepters were those of his three kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland".

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King James 1 was at one point the king of Scotland, Ireland, and England all at separate times starting in 1567 and ending in 1603. Also, James was a great grandson of Henry VII, who was the king of England and lord of Ireland. King James would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying “twofold balls and treble scepters” because it represents King James two coronations as king of Scotland and England. Also, it means King James’ future sons and grandsons will rule as king for many generations. “Treble scepters” is referring to the three kingdoms King James ruled.

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The vision of a long line of kings carrying "twofold balls and treble scepters", would have pleased King James because it represents that his two coronations equaled two crowns in two countries. This meant his bloodline would continue for years. The treble scepters meant stand for the three countries of England, Scotland, and Ireland.

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KIng James would have liked the phrase “twofold balls and scepters” because he inherited three countries so now his children after him will be incharge of all three countries. The phrase probably would have appealed him also because he really did have two scepters making him superior to any other king.

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King James would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying twofold balls and treble scepters because twofold balls refer to his coronation in two places. the treble scepters mean that he rules over three kingdoms in Scotland, England, and Ireland. The long lines would mean that there would be generations of his family as kings.

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king James born on June 1956, Scotland, he died March 27, 1625, Theobalds, Hertfordshire,, England, king of Scotland(as James VI) from 1603 to 1625, who styled himself "king of Great Britain." James was a strong advocate of royal absolutism, and his conflicts with an increasingly self-assertive Parliament set the stage for the rebellion against his successor, Charles I.

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King James the first would've been pleased when he saw a line of kings carrying "twofold balls and treble scepters" because it meant that his sons and grandchildren will also take the throne after him. The two twofold balls also might represent him ruling over both England and Scotland.

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King James was not supposed to be king but they it changed after the death of queen Elizabeth. He received the crown after queen Elizabeth had died with no children in line. If the queen had children  he wouldn't have been able to be King.

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King James I of England was born on June 19th 1566. He became King James VI of Scotland on July 24th 1567 and King James I of England on March 24th 1603. Later in his life he was seriously ill with arthritis and gout and was unable to properly perform his duties as king. In 1625 he had a stroke and died during a severe flu of dysentery at Theobalds House in Hertfordshire on March 27th 1625.

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King James I was born in Edinburgh, Scotland and only lived up to 58 years old. He was titled king of Scotland for a couple years before he gained the title king of England. He would’ve been pleased with the vision of a long line of Kings carrying “twofold balls and treble scepters” because his rule over England would last even after he was dead.

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The phrase would have pleased him because it would have been crowned twice and the meaning of screptors was the representation of the 3 kingdoms he had ruled.

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The Phrase “twofold balls and treble scepters.”, refers to king James 1 because when someone is named king he receives a golden ball, and king James was named king twice so he received 2 golden balls. King James would be please because this means that his lineage will kept on becoming kings.

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King James I would’ve been pleased with the phrase “twofold balls and treble scepters” because the orbs represent how King James was coronated as King twice; once for England, and secondly for Scotland The treble scepters represent how King James united the English, Scottish, and Irish nations to keep peace. This phrase also offers a seemingly propitious opportunity that King James’ bloodline may rule for an extended period of time.

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King James I would’ve been pleased with the phrase “twofold balls and treble scepters” because the orbs represent how King James was coronated as King twice; once for England, and secondly for Scotland The treble scepters represent how King James united the English, Scottish, and Irish nations to keep peace. This phrase also offers a propitious

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King James I would’ve been pleased with the phrase “twofold balls and treble scepters” because the orbs represent how King James was coronated twice; once as King for England, and secondly as King of Scotland. The treble scepters represent how he had united England, Scotland, and Ireland under one nation, keeping the peace.

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King James was born on June 19, 1566 and died March 27, 1625. He wasn’t only the King of England. He ruled Ireland and Scotland. The “two-fold balls” symbolizes the leadership in the nation you rule( like shown in the image) and the treble scepters were given along with the golden orb. He would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying “two-fold balls and treble scepters” because of his double kingship of England and Scotland, which was also shown in Macbeth

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King James of England would have been pleased with the long line of kings carrying ‘twofold balls and treble scepters’ because the ‘twofold balls’ symbolizes leadership of a nation and a

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King James I of England: Gwen Silvas P.4

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King James I of England: Gwen Silvas P.4

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King James I would have been thrilled to see the vision of a long line of kings carrying “twofold balls and treble scepters.” because he was crowned twice, first as the King of Scotland and later as the King of England therefore he also carried two balls and treble scepters.

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King James the first would be happy to see “twofold balls and treble scepters” in the mirror because this refers to how two coronations as king. This also symbolizes that his kids and grandkids will be future kings or queens.

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King James I would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying “twofold balls and treble scepters” because a king receives a “ball and scepter once they are crowned king. Since he was the King of Scotland and England, he received twice as much as any other king would get. This vision of the long line of kings would be seen as powerful to him.

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King James I was born June 19th of 1566 and passed March 27th 1625. He was also King of Scotland as James IV and the King of Ireland as James I. King James I was the only heir to the English throne so he had two coronations and would receive the “twofold balls”, which refers to golden orb represented to a monarch to symbolize their leadership of the nation. At the time that King James ruled, Macbeth was first performing. Shakespeare was well aware of this and

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King James I would have been quite pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying "twofold balls and treble scepters" because this is of reference to himself who was crowned twice, first as King of Scotland (James VI) and then as King of England (James I). Now the "treble scepters" refers to the three nations that he ruled over which were Ireland, Scotland, and England. This overall gave King James I gratitude because in this sense, those generations that followed after him -- his children, grandchildren, etc. -- would take the throne continuing his legacy.

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The "two fold balls and treble scepters" represent that King James was crowned twice, to rule over England, Ireland, & Scotland. This pleases him because his heirs/lineage will be kings of the great nation.

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When it came to the vision of a long line of kings carrying "twofold balls and treble scepters", King James would have been pleased with it because the twofold balls represent the king's two coronations which means that he has been crowned king twice. Once of England and the other of Scotland. This led to the idea that his bloodline would continue to be royalty and rule throughout many generations to come. The treble scepters represent the three kingdoms which are England, Scotland, and Ireland.

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King James was king of England, Scotland, Ireland. King of Scotland as James VI. Also, King of England and Ireland under the title James l from the union of Scottish. Please with the title of "Two fold balls and treble scepters," since all the power he achieved from the kingdoms he ruled. "Two Fold balls" represented a gold orb that symbolized leadership. Lastly, the "Treble scepter" refers to the three countries he had ruled.

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The phrase would have pleased him because it was being interpreted as if he were to be crowned twice and the signifcance of the scepters was the representation of the 3 kingdoms he had ruled.

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King James the First of England by Valerie Gaytan

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King James the First of England by Valerie Gaytan

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James the First was the only son of Mary. He became king of Scotland on July 25, 1567. He would of been thrilled with the vision of a long line of kings carrying "twofold balls and treble scepters." This would of indicated he would be crowned king twice. The scepters is the three kingdoms he ruled which were England, Ireland, and Scotland.

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King James 1 born 1556 was the king of Scotland from 1567 to 1625 and also became king of England in 1603 to 1625. He received two orbs

for the coronations of Scotland and England

and three scepters for the three countries he ruled. Shakespeare alludes to this when writing "two fold balls and treble scepters" in "Macbeth". King James would have been contented to have seen a vision of a long line of kings carrying "two fold balls and treble scepters" because that would signify that his future bloodline would be of kings and keeping the lineage in power.

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Christo del Río
King James

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King James I succeeded the throne of Scotland at the young age of 13. Later on, he was the monarch of both England and Scotland. When he was crowned in Scotland he received and orb and a scepter, and then in England he received another ball and two additional scepters. In "Macbeth", the  twofold balls and treble scepters are in reference to King James and compliment his impressive status as King of two places at once. The vision brought joy because it implied that King James' family would rule for generations and continue to do well.

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King James I of scotland might've been pleased by hearing the phrase because it meant that he had twice the power of anyone else in the kingdom which might make him feel extremely powerful.

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King James would have been happy with twofold balls and treble-scepters because it symbolizes the power that the king had. heir to the English and Scottish throne he was crowned king twice, once for Scotland, and acquired a scepter. In the kingdom of England he got a gold ball and two scepters.

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King James The 1st of England would have been pleased with the phrase, "two-fold balls and treble scepters", since that he had two coronations. The "two-fold balls" refers to the golden orb that symbolizes leadership of the nation. The three "treble scepters" is likely the three countries which a monarch rules: England, Ireland, and Scotland

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King James I, born in Scotland in 1556, grew up, to become king and had a successful reign for twenty two years. In his play "Macbeth" William Shakespeare describes Banquo's descendant sons as carrying twofold balls and treble scepters. This basically means that some of his children depicted in Macbeth's apparition went on to rule more than one country. This is a compliment to King James because it's referring to him being crowned twice. Once was in Scotland where he received a ball, otherwise known as an orb, and a scepter, and the other was in England when he received an orb and two scepters, hence the two balls and the three scepters mentioned in the line in "Macbeth."

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"Twofold balls and treble scepters” was shoutout given to King James I by Shakespeare. He was crowned twice and was given an orb each time and the was given 3 scepters. The 3 scepters were for the 3 kingdoms he ruled over. That's what the shoutout was for. King James I would have been pleased with the vision of a long blood line ruling and by his tribute.

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King James the first was the king of Scotland from 1567 until his death in 1625. He would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying “twofold balls and treble scepters” because it represents the king’s two coronations (Scotland and England). This would bring him happiness since it also concludes that his future sons and grandsons will have the chance to rule over his throne. Also, the treble scepters resemble the three kingdoms that he ruled(Ireland,Scotland, & England).

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King James Charles Stuart would've been pleased with the phrase,"Two fold balls and treblescepters," because he received an orb and a scepter from each kingdom he ruled which symbolized how much power he had during his reign, thus making the quote a reference to him which made him twice as wet.

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Shakespeare often complimented King James I in his work. Here in Macbeth, he references the double coronation of the King through the phrase "twofold balls, and treble scepters". He received a ball each time he was crowned. The treble scepters represent his three kingdoms: England, Scotland, and Ireland. So with the vision of a long line of kings holding these items, it showed that his family would rule for generations and generations, and King James I was greatly pleased.

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King James 1 by Jonathan Arriaga Cabrera

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King James 1 by Jonathan Arriaga Cabrera

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This would of pleased King Henry 1 because it would show that he would be able to rule in more than one country and also his kids and bloodline would be ruling for the coming generations in different countries not just england.

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King James would had been pleased with the image because he was crowned king twice. The image represents two gold orbs which were given to him when he was king of both places.

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King James 1 was pleased with "twofold balls and treble scepters" since it is associated to his double coronation. He was both King of Scotland and King of England. The vision of a long line of kings meant his sons and grandsons would rule for generations. The "twofold balls" refers
to the two golden globes he received at his double coronations and the treble scepters represent his three kingdoms; England, Scotland and Ireland.

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King James I was the king of Scotland, King of England and Ireland. He would have been pleased with the vision of "two fold balls and treble scepters" becuase it would mean that his family would stay in power due after he would be done with being king. The trebler cepeters resembles the three times he was king for three other kingdoms.

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He would have been very pleased because that would mean he would have many lines of kings carrying the "twofold balls and treble scepters", this resembles the two gold orbs he has gotten at his coronations and also the scepters resembles the three kingdoms he has ruled.

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King James would have been pleased with the phrase "twofold balls and treble scepters" because he was crowned king of Scotland and England.  He received an orb and a scepter when he was named the King of the Scotland. He had two scepters because that made him look like he had more power than any other king.

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King James I of England and Scotland was born in 1567. He would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying “twofold balls and treble scepters” because it explained the long of being king. He was crowned twice and received two balls and three scepters.

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King James would’ve been pleased with the phrase “two gold balls and treble scepters because the two gold balls references the golden orb presented to the monarch to symbolize leadership .The scepters could be in reference to the fact that he had two coronations. He was also styled as king of Ireland.

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King James would have been pleased with the phrase "twofold balls and treble sceptors" because he was crowned king for Scotland and England. As King of Scotland he received an orb and a scepter. Just like how he got an orb and he got 2 scepters. He received 2 scepters because that made it look like he had more power than any other king.

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King James was the king of England as well as Banquo's descendent. “twofold balls and treble scepters” meaning is that King James I ruled two times as king. The two places he was crowned were England and Scotland. At each coronation he was given two gold balls A.K.A. orbs.The three scepters were for each place he ruled.(Scotland, England, and Ireland.)

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King James l was the monarch of both Scotland and England at the same time. He would have been pleased with seeing the long line of kings because he was a decedent of Banquo which means his rule would last for a long time even after he was dead. the phrase  “twofold balls and treble scepters.” refers to the two orbs he received during his coronations, where he also received a total of three scepters, one for Scotland and two for England due to their claim to France.

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King James 1 would have most definitely been satisfied with the line of kings bearing the "twofold balls and trebled scepters" because it resembled the long line of possession of the throne. King James was king of Scotland and England and after both coronations, received two orbs (balls), and three scepters. They are referenced to in Macbeth Act IV Scene 1 to indicate the lineage of kingship that would spur from Banquo, as was believed that King James 1 was a direct descendant of Banquo.

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King James I was king of England for many years.  Before he was king of England he was also King James VI of Scotland.  He lived for 58 years.  He was born on June 19, 1566, and died on March 27, 1625.  He was born and raised in Scotland at Edinburg Castle.  King James I is looked at as a descendant of Banquo.  In Banquo’s hands is the “twofold balls and treble scepters.”  In this case the meaning of “twofold balls and treble scepters” is King James I ruled as a king two times.  He ruled as a king in Scotland, and was crowned once more in England.  He earned one orb at each coronation.  This resembles the fact that he was crowned twice.  He was also given three scepters.  The significance of the scepters is they represent the three kingdoms in which he ruled in.  The three kingdoms he ruled in were England, Scotland, and Ireland.  The lifeline of their family demonstrates that this could be connected to his family line.  He would have been very pleased because this shows that he was giving Banquo's sons the chance to be king.  Lastly, this shows that Banquo’s son was destined to be king after all.

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King James was the king of Scotland and the king of England.  When he says would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying “twofold balls and treble scepters" he means that he would be crowned king twice and the significance of the Scepters represents the three kingdoms he ruled.

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The descendant of Banquo known as King James, was crowned on March 24, 1603. He ruled three kingdoms for about twenty two years until his death in the year 1625. His analogy “two fold balls and treble scepters” refers to him being crowned king twice and how he got golden balls at both of the cornnations. The treble scepters resemble the three kingdoms ruled known as England, Ireland, and Scotland.

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King James I was the king of England and Scotland. He would have been pleased with the well known phrase, "twofold balls and treble-scepters" because the phrase refers to him being crowned twice in Scotland and England. He would have been proud to see his sons be Kings of England and Scotland.

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King James I was the king of Scotland during July 24 1567 and king of England during March 24 1603 cause of the union between the Scottish and English people and died in the year of 1625. He was the first monarch to rule England after the previous monarch Elizabeth I who died with no children causeing the union between the English and Scottish. King James would be pleased to have a long line of kings with two folded balls and scepter cause the balls represent leadership and that only god is above the king and would be proud knowing it was his bloodline carrying it

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King James was King of Scotland as James VI from 24th of July 1567 and King of England and Ireland as James I from the union of the Scottish and English crowns on the 24th of March in 1603 until his death in 1625. The kingdoms of Scotland and England were individual sovereign states, with their own parliaments, judiciaries, and laws, though both were ruled by James in personal union

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King James of Scotland was crowned on March 24th of 1603. King James succeeded to the Scottish throne at the age of thirteen months. James continued to reign in all three kingdoms for 22 years until his death at 58 on the year of 1625. He was crowned in his analogy called "two fold balls".

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King James, the first king of England, would have been pleased with the phrase "twofold balls and treble-scepters" because this is a tribute to him to show how far his power has gone. The reference is to show the two time he became king. He was the King of Scotland where he received an orb and a scepter and then King of England where he was given an orb and two scepters. These show how powerful he was.

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King James I was the king of Scotland (James VI) and the king of England (James I). He is a descendant of Banquo, who is the one holding the "twofold balls and treble scepters". The phrase refers to King James being crowned twice, in England and Scotland. He would be pleased to see that his children will also be ruling over England and Scotland.

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James was the first king of England , Ireland, and Scotland. “The twofold balls and treble scepters” shows us that he had control over 3 country. He would have been happening with vision because that shows him the line his sons and grandsons becoming the king.

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King James is associated with the phrase "twofold balls and treble scepters" because he was crowned twice. The reasoning behind this is because he got a ball every time he got crowned which was a total of two. King James would have been king for a long time along. Overall, he would have been pleased by this because this meant the kings to come would be related to him.

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King James I of England- by Veronica Medina 

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King James I of England- by Veronica Medina 

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King James I of England would have been pleased with the idea of a long line of kinds carrying "twofold balls and scepters" because the meaning behind a "twofold balls" is that loyalty and leadership of a nation. Also, "scepters" means a wand being held by the royal. So, King James I would be pleased because he was a royal King in England, Scotland and Ireland so if he say a line of people carrying gifts he would feel honored since he did rule three different places.

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King James would have been ecstatic to be shown that vision because it means there will be a long line of kings that are from his blood line for many rulings. The treble scepter representing the three kingdoms of Scotland,England, and Ireland meaning his blood line would rule over many people.

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King James would have been pleased with the Phrase "Two fold balls and treblescepters" because it shows how powerful he was when he was alive. This phrase is of when he got one ball at each of his corinations. And it meant that him and his sons and grandsons got to rule for a lot of genertaions.

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The phrase "two-fold balls and treble scepters" is reference to King James. King James had unexpectedly inherited the English crown after already serving as the Scottish monarch for 36 years.

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King Jams would have been pleased because the vision would mean that he and his sons would be king for a very long time. The two fold balls mean that he had two coronations. The treble scepter means he was king over England,Scotland and Ireland.

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King James I of England by Humayra Sadaf

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King James I of England by Humayra Sadaf

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King James I was of England and VI of Scotland. He was crowned king twice in his life. "Twofold balls and treble scepters" indicates that James was crowned twice. King James got one ball at each of his two coronations whuch means that he got two balls. He also got scepters. He has been said to have gotten three scepters, one for England, Scotland, and Ireland. King James' lineage is able to be traced back to Banquo, therefore, giving Banquo's sons the rights to be kings. In the picture below you can see King James holding a ball and scepter on his hands.

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He would have been happy with the vision because it shows a long line of kings that represent him and his sons and grandsons for many years. The two fold balls refers to the double coronation and his two crowns. The treble scepter represent the three kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland . so he would have been king over many people.

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He would have been happy because two-fold balls refers to the double coronation of King James at Scone and Westminster. The treble scepters represent the three kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland. The vision means that his future generations would be kings for years and years to come.

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King James would have been pleased with the vision because it would mean that he and his future generations would have been king for many years. The two fold balls stand for his two coronations when he became king. The treble scepter stands for the three kingdoms of England , Scotland, and Ireland.

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In this analogy, the "twofold balls" represents the fact that King James was crowned twice and the "treble scepters" represent his rule over the three nations (Ireland, England, and Scotland). The vision of a long line of kings carrying these items would please King James because it means that his successors (his children) will be ruling over three nations instead of one.

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The phrase, "twofold balls and treble scepters" is associated with King James I because he was crowned twice.  In Scotland he was given an orb and a scepter, and in England where he was crowned again, he was given another orb and two scepters.

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Before he became James I of England, he was King James VI of Scotland. As a tribute play, it makes sense to set it in Scotland, the land of his ancestors. In Scene 4.1, the witches grant Macbeth a vision of a line of kings stemming from Banquo's son that extend to a ruler with "twofold balls and treble scepters". That is a reference to King James who was crowned twice - first as the King of Scotland and later as the King of England - and therefore carries two orbs and three scepters (since there are two scepters for the English crown).

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King James I of England would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings carrying "twofold balls and treble scepters" because it basically meant for many generations to come his sons will rule. It also can do with the fact that he was King James I of England and King James VI of Scotland. The "Twofold balls" resemble the 2 golden orbs he was given at both coronations for King. The "treble scepters" resemble the three kingdoms he ruledIreland, England, and Scotland.

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James VI and I was King of Scotland as James VI from 24 July 1567 and King of England and Ireland as James I from the union of the Scottish and English crowns on 24 March 1603 until his death in 1625. He would be pleased with the vision of the twofold balls and three scepters because the three scepters represent the three places he ruled

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King James would be happy with two fold balls and treble scepters because it symbolize power.