How was James I's approach to the English monarchy different from that of William of Orange? A. James I believed he had to defend Protestantism, while William of Orange abolished it in England. B. James I believed kings must obey the pope, while William of Orange argued for the divine right of kings. C. James I worked to protect the Huguenots, while William of Orange persecuted them. D. James I believed he had absolute power, while William of Orange agreed to restrictions on his power

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How was James I's approach to the English monarchy different from that of William of Orange? A. James I believed he had to defend Protestantism, while William of Orange abolished it in England. B. James I believed kings must obey the pope, while William of Orange argued for the divine right of kings. C. James I worked to protect the Huguenots, while William of Orange persecuted them. D. James I believed he had absolute power, while William of Orange agreed to restrictions on his power

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Bryanna Avila · Answer 1

James 1 's approach is different from that of William of Orange in the following way:

D. James 1 believed, he had absolute power, while William of Orange agreed to restrictions on his power.