Religion & religious conflict influenced the governing of England & France in the 1600s?

Question

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Answer 1

the answer is yes.

Two linked sources of conflict. The first was the struggle between church and state for supremacy. Even Roman Catholic kings did not particularly want the Pope to have a greater or equal say in running their country.

Eventually, of course, Henry VIII broke with Rome, which the French took as a marvellous excuse to make friends with the Pope, as he was a useful ally, in order to try to gain control over England. The Scots, naturally, sided with anyone who wanted to fight the English.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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www.learner.org/resources/series58.html

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The last part is: /series58.html

You will really like these mini lectures if you love history.

Answer 4

ummm how could it have not?
look at all the protestant/catholic wars and all the persecution.