What was James's father notable for?
Being a Protestant
Winning the 100 Years' War
His Catholicism
Abolishing Monarchy
Answer
James’ father, James VI and I, was notable for his unwavering devotion to Catholicism, a faith he embraced in the face of widespread religious turmoil during his reign. Despite the prevailing Protestant sentiment of the time, he remained steadfast in his Catholic beliefs and actively sought to spread Catholicism throughout his kingdom.
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