James I alienated England's Parliament because of his advocacy of
A. Catholicism.
B. religious toleration.
C. Puritanism.
D. divine right of kings.
E. Scottish independence.
Answer: D
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A. levy new tariffs and duties B. force Parliament to grant him the funds he needed C. attempt to collect discontinued taxes D. subject English property owners to a "forced loan" E. enforce previously neglected laws
The Treaty of Tordesillas, or papal Line of Demarcation, was a pope- sanctioned treaty betweeen what 2 countries?
a. England and Spain b. Portugal and France c. Spain and Portugal d. Spain and France
Lajos Kossuth, nationalist leader from ________, toured the U.S. in 1851 in hope of gaining aid to launch a second revolution.
A. Hungary B. Bohemia C. France D. Russia