Why did Puritans rise up against the Anglican Church during the reign of Charles I?

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Neko [114]2 years ago

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Answer:

Option: a. they did not like anything that reminded them of the Catholic Church.

Explanation:

The Puritans decided to separate as they saw too many Catholic practices and beliefs in the Anglican Church during the rule of King Charles I. They believed that there was a need to reform in the Church. Puritans were the members of a religious group known for its strict beliefs. They tried to reform the Church but could not, which led them to find a new religious group which could follow their beliefs without interfering from Church.

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