What Was a Key Factor Contributing to the British Civil

question 72

Multiple Choice

What was a key factor contributing to the British civil wars, and how did it influence the events that first set off the war?

• A) Charles I consistently refused to adopt the principle of absolutism and, as a result, caused widespread protests in London that he had given Parliament too much power.
• B) Conflict among the kingdoms Charles I ruled made the war more imminent, leading to the formation of a Scottish rebel army.
• C) Charles I got into a disagreement with France over taxes and trade, leading to the first major battle of the war known as the revolt of the Fronde.
• D) To address the threat in England to the institution of monarchy, the continental European powers united forces and invaded England.
• E) The Treaty of Westphalia granted England so little land that different parts of England began to turn on one another and form small armies to fight over the new territory.

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