I'll give brainliest please answer I'm s confused In January, 1711, Edward Hyde arrived in North Carolina claiming the governorship of the colony. While his commission as governor had not been technically perfected, Cary and the Quaker party seemed at first willing to have him assume the office, but when Hyde began to pursue a policy hostile to the Quaker interest soon after taking office, Cary refused to recognize him and claimed the governorship as legally his. . . .

With this, the colony, already at a fever pitch after years of the most bitter political and religious strife, split into two armed camps, and open warfare quickly ensued.

–A History of Colonial Bath,
Herbert R. Paschal Jr.

Which statement explains why Thomas Cary refused to recognize Edward Hyde as governor?

Hyde established a new political party that banned organized religion.
Hyde enacted policies that were hostile to the Church of England.
Hyde ordered the Church party to attack the Quakers.
Hyde opposed policies that favored Quaker interests.