Why was james ii’s support of catholicism and catholic leaders an issue?

a.) parliament did not want religious influence in government.
b.) parliament did not favor one religion over another.
c.) most parliamentarians were not religious.
d.) most parliamentarians were protestant in faith.

I sense D could be the answer.

- A can't be the answer because religion was very imporant during those times
- B can't be the answer because members of parliment were either catholic or protestant and sometimes this caused tension
- C can't be right because we do not know that. Most of them were religious however or associated with protestant or catholic ties.

So D is the answer because England was mainly Protestant during James II rule, and him supporting catholicism as a catholic leader, made parliament mad because they were mainly protestant :D

Hope that helped

SOOO OVERALL D is the answer ;

They were busting people when they really didn't need to

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