Jesse Burgener
Some factors that led to civil war were religious conflicts and political divisions. These problems passed across the rulers, but war was finally estavlished when Charles I was the ruler. Charles tried to impose new policies and taxes to keep the government aliv, and enraged parliament, who wanted to take full control. The tension finally snapped and Charles's religious policies caused conflict with Ireland, and Charles's attempted use of force caused war with parliament.

Briana Berry...
king Charles and parliament had a lot to do with the civil war. King Charles was in dire need of money so he forced to recall a parliament. Parliament refused to discuss anythhing because they didnt like the way Charles handled political and religious views. While Parliament convened, trouble erupted in Ireland. Irish were angered because English were seizing land from ireland. In 1641 tha Irish rebelled.

Hollie Arlene*

Charles was a big part of the civil war, but he was also I believe, not the whole cause. When parliment was meeting, Ireland had started some problems...Because they had no control over england taking thier land and never begin able to do anything about it.Ireland was beginning to get really tired of what the english were doing so they called for war.

From AJ Finley

What led up to the civil war was Charles being so desperate for money and his pushing of the Church of England's beliefs on the Irish people who remained Roman Catholic.But also Charles refusal of Parliament for 11 years really helped in the fueling of the civil war. England was extremly being hurt under his rule. With all of the religious and political issues being thrown into the air, England had no chance in stopping this civil war from coming.

Thomas Norris

The leading of troops by Charles into the House of Commons and attempted the arrest of five of its leaders. Ofcourse the five were hidden and protected from capture, but show of the kings force meant there could be no compromise.

Well i guess there was a bunch of people that didnt like eachother and had disagreements so they decieded to go to war wit eachother.

Antwan

Josh Sensabaugh-

Factors leading to civil war in England were the divine right, professed by James 1- Monarchs derive their power directly from God and that such power is absolute. Such statements aroused the resentment among the members of Parliament. Martial law was also a factor that led to civil war in England. It is a temporary military rule with limitations on Individual rights. Thus, discontent ran high when Charles 1 again called Parliament into session in 1628.

Kayla Massingill


by the 1640s the Scots had invaded England. in dire need of money, charles was forced to recall a parliament that he had ignored for 11 years. the members of parliament refused to discuss anything without first voicing their complaints about Charles. because of this, he dissolved this parliament after only three weeks. charles became so desperate for money that he had no choice but to summon parliament again. by now, they were seething with anger. later were more complications, and eventgually led to war.

some of the factors that led to the civil war in england was the ruling of james and charles the 1's they belived in divin right (that thier power come from the gods) another reson for for the civil war in england would have to be when charles the fist was in desperat need of money when the scots invade england when they denided the money to him he desolved the parilment..


coty fisher

Money was one of the factors that led to a civil war in England. James I was constantly asking for money from parliament. His beleif in divine right and religious issues also caused problems. Charles I also asked parliament for alot of money. He angered many people when he placed some areas under martial law and he dissolved parliament for 11 years.