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Why did James I resist parliaments growing power?

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1) He believed he was gods representative and should not be challenged

2) He believed he was god and should not be challenged

3) He believed that religious law should be government law

4) He believed parliament was acting beyond the magma cartas scope

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chinthudg chinthudg

07-02-2017

It it will be 3 HE BELINED THAT RELIGIOUS LAW SHIULD BE GOVEREMNT LAW

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samah201304 samah201304

06-04-2019

A. He believed he was God’s representative and should not be challenged.

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