Question

what struggle caused the english revolution?conflict between monarchy and parliamentreligious disputes between catholics and protestantseconomic struggles with foreign powersdisputes over land ownershipwhat ended the tudor dynasty in 1603?the death of queen elizabeth ithe ascension of james ithe english civil warthe signing of the magna cartahow did king james i believe he received his power to rule? what is this called?divine right of kingspopular sovereigntyfeudal rights

Explanation:

• First question: The English Revolution (Glorious Revolution) was mainly due to the long - standing conflict between the monarchy (which wanted absolute power) and Parliament (which wanted to limit royal power). For example, issues like taxation (monarchs often wanted to tax without Parliament's consent) and governance rights were at the core of this conflict.
• Second question: Queen Elizabeth I of the Tudor Dynasty died in 1603. Since she had no direct heirs, the Tudor Dynasty ended, and James VI of Scotland (James I of England) ascended the throne, starting the Stuart Dynasty.
• Third question: King James I believed in the "Divine right of kings" theory. This theory posits that a king's authority to rule is directly given by God, and he is accountable only to God, not to his subjects or any earthly institution like Parliament.

Answer:

• First question: Conflict between monarchy and Parliament
• Second question: The death of Queen Elizabeth I
• Third question: Divine right of kings