Why Did Charles I Restore the Virginia Assembly

question 54

Multiple Choice

Why did Charles I restore the Virginia assembly?

• A) He needed tobacco revenues and the support of Virginia's planters.
• B) He wanted to democratize the British colonies.
• C) He hoped to strengthen the Anglican church in Virginia.
• D) He thought it would prevent Virginia from giving in to Spanish encroachments.
• E) He needed a divorce and the only way the Anglican church would grant one was in exchange for the restoration.

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