Question

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

A) They wanted to start their own religion and the new king, head of the church, would not agree to their wishes

B) They did not like the rule of Charles I and hoped to use religion as a point to garner support

C) They did not like anything that reminded them of a Catholic Church

D) They wanted to put one of their own on the throne of England

Answer 1

C) they did not like anything that reminded them of the Catholic Church.

Explanation:

The Puritans disagreed with the practices of the Catholic Church and they felt that the Anglican Church was still tolerating some of those practices.

Answer 2

The Puritans were against the Catholic Church and its practices. They suspected that the Anglican Church was silently still following and tolerating Catholic Church practices.  

Therefore, Puritans did not like things that would remind them about Catholic Church. It made them get separated from Anglican Church as they wanted to reform the church but were not allowed to.

The Puritans then started to join new religious beliefs that follow different values from Catholic Church.

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