At the heart of the English Civil War was: Question 1 options: a) whether England should be an ally of Spain. b) a question of sovereignty in who would make decisions for the government. c) which family would rule the English throne. d) who should control the colonies in the New World. e) whether Puritans should separate from the Church of England.

 e) whether Puritans should separate from the Church of England.

Explanation:

The English Civil War (1642–51), began under the rule of Charles I (1625–49). Charles's desire to rule without the Parliament, as well as some financial changes and his support for high-church religious practices, worried some people. Particularly, puritans feared that Charles wanted to restore England to the Catholic fold. Religion became a key element in this confrontation, because puritans supported the Parliament, while conservative protestants and some Catholics supported the King.

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