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Charles I angered the Puritans primarily through his attempts to enforce religious uniformity and support for Anglican practices, which they viewed as corrupt and too similar to Catholicism. His imposition of taxes without Parliament's consent and his dismissal of Parliament further alienated them, as they believed these actions threatened their religious and civil liberties. Additionally, his support for bishops and the hierarchical structure of the Church of England exacerbated tensions, leading many Puritans to see him as a tyrant.

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