James I of England angered many of his subjects by

a. claiming that he ruled by divine right

b. refusing to declare war against Catholic Spain

c. trying to promote religious toleration for dissenters

d. returning the land taken from Irish Catholics by Elizabeth I

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18 September, 18:47

James I of England angered many of his subjects by

a. claiming that he ruled by divine right

b. refusing to declare war against Catholic Spain

c. trying to promote religious toleration for dissenters

d. returning the land taken from Irish Catholics by Elizabeth I

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Athena Herman · Answer 1

James I of England angered many of his subjects by " d. returning the land taken from Irish Catholics by Elizabeth I" this this was a contested issue.

James I of England angered many of his subjects bya. claiming that he ruled by divine rightb. refusing to declare war against Catholic Spainc. trying to promote religious toleration for dissentersd. returning the land taken from Irish Catholics by Elizabeth I

James I of England angered many of his subjects by

a. claiming that he ruled by divine right

b. refusing to declare war against Catholic Spain

c. trying to promote religious toleration for dissenters

d. returning the land taken from Irish Catholics by Elizabeth I