The Divine Right of Kings and James I's Reign

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What was James I's belief about the source of his power?

  • The European continent
  • The Church of England
  • The people
  • God (correct)

Where did Catholics tend to emigrate to during James I's reign?

  • France (correct)
  • Italy
  • Holland
  • England

Where did the Puritans first find a home before voyaging to North America?

  • Holland (correct)
  • France
  • Italy
  • England

What religious group was forbidden to celebrate Mass during James I's reign?

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James I's Reign

  • James I believed that his power came from God, not from the people or Parliament, which was a key aspect of the Divine Right of Kings.
  • Catholics, facing persecution, tended to emigrate to Ireland during James I's reign.
  • The Puritans, who would later voyage to North America, first found a home in the Netherlands, particularly in the city of Leiden.
  • Catholics were forbidden to celebrate Mass during James I's reign, as part of the ongoing persecution of the faith.

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