Which statement best describes Charles I's relationship with Parliament? His conflicts with Parliament led to attempts to raise taxes.

His conflicts with Parliament led to political stability His conflicts with Parliament led to civil war. His conflicts with Parliament led to religious reform.

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27 March, 07:13

Which statement best describes Charles I's relationship with Parliament? His conflicts with Parliament led to attempts to raise taxes.

His conflicts with Parliament led to political stability His conflicts with Parliament led to civil war. His conflicts with Parliament led to religious reform.

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Anne Gill · Answer 1

His conflicts with Parliament led to civil war.

Valery Dennis · Answer 2

His conflicts with Parliament led to civil war because he asked for money to fund his army, but war with Scotland and various other factors led to warfare.

Which statement best describes Charles I's relationship with Parliament? His conflicts with Parliament led to attempts to raise taxes.His conflicts with Parliament led to political stability His conflicts with Parliament led to civil war. His conflicts with Parliament led to religious reform.

Which statement best describes Charles I's relationship with Parliament? His conflicts with Parliament led to attempts to raise taxes.

His conflicts with Parliament led to political stability His conflicts with Parliament led to civil war. His conflicts with Parliament led to religious reform.