Who fought against each other in the English Civil War? A. the royalists and the parliamentarians B. the Catholics and the Protestants C. the northerners and the southerners D. the gentry and the common

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Who fought against each other in the English Civil War?

A. the royalists and the parliamentarians
B. the Catholics and the Protestants
C. the northerners and the southerners
D. the gentry and the common people

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A. the royalists and the parliamentarians

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A. the royalist and the parliamentarians

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