Religion was not the main cause of the war, but it was one of the triggers. The main cause of the war was Charles I inability to work with his Parliament, added to Parliament's growing sense of themselves as equal to the King. Religion was the final straw to a strained relationship as the Puritan run Parliament began to worry that Charles and his Catholic wife, Henrietta Marie, were planning on either allowing tolerance for the recusants or crypto - Catholics, or bringing the entire Church of England back to the Roman fold. The Puritans wanted the English Church cleansed of any remaining Roman Catholic influences as well as the office of Bishops, while Charles was intent on keeping what ever Catholic practices remained.
However! Charles' inability to work with Parliament stemmed from the influence of Religion. He belived in the "Divine Right of King's", and it was this that made him blind to cooperation. If Charles had merely been a stubborn king, he would have made compramises with Parliament. But the Doctrine of Divine Right disallowed Kings to make any comprimise and concessions, as it alienated them into believing they needn't.
If it was not for Charles (typical) regard for the Divine Right of Kings, the war would not have started as early as 1642.
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Little is known about Pauline Cushman's religion. She was a spy who pretended to support the Confederate cause but gave secret reports to the Union authorities. It is also believed that she committed suicide by taking too many sleeping pills.
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The underlying cause of the war was the colonists' unrelenting desire for more and more land, but the immediate cause for its outbreak was the trial and execution of three of Metacom’s men by the colonists.
YES. Religion is a very important thing. That is why I am a Christian.
The Glorious Revolution was caused by the birth of an heir of a different religion.
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The catholics were better off, cause of their religion and the emancipation they made
Chest x rays and bronchoscopy are the most important studies for evaluating hemoptysis. They are used to evaluate the cause, location, and extent of the bleeding.
Cause it is the house of Allah (S.W.T) (God) and it is the place were the Black Stone is.
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The gravity of the Moon, and to a lesser extent the Sun, causes tides.
Well America almost (before Civil war) had war. And it was cause for the south splitting from the union.
not stopping the cause in time or not knowing the cause or realizing the cause late.
The Holocaust was about race, not religion.
No. It was competition over land. Religion did play a large factor into how the English colonists regarded native Americans, pretty much the English considered them barbarians, uncultured, etc.