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Which was a cause of the English Civil War? Question 19 options: disagreements between Protestants and Jews a dispute between the king and Parliament rebellion in the English colonies a split between England
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Which was a cause of the English Civil War? Question 19 options:

disagreements between Protestants and Jews
a dispute between the king and Parliament
rebellion in the English colonies
a split between England and Scotland Save

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A dispute between the king and Parliament

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A dispute between a people eager for change and king so untouchable, he loses his head - literally. Funny story, the king comes (at least the trend of monarchy) comes back after the the Revolutionary leader dies #ithink
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