The most significant objection to the rule of James II was that he
A)was openly Catholic.
B)had no sons, ensuring a succession crisis.
C)refused to allow parliament to meet.
D)exiled his political opponents to the American colonies.
E)wanted to force Scotland to join the United Kingdom.

Question

The most significant objection to the rule of James II was​ that he
A)was openly Catholic.
B)had no sons, ensuring a succession crisis.
C)refused to allow parliament to meet.
D)exiled his political opponents to the American colonies.
E)wanted to force Scotland to join the United Kingdom.

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James II was openly Catholic, which was a significant concern in Protestant England, leading to fears of a Catholic monarchy and potential religious conflict.

The Most Significant Objection to the Rule of James II