Napoleon's Continental System did adversely effect the British Economy, but it did not force Britain to surrender and join Napoleon's Coalition. Rather, it strengthened the resolve of Britain to remove Napoleon from power. All of the other answer options are true statements about Napoleon's actions during his rule.

Parliament sought a larger share of power in the British Government, and when the Kings of the Stuart line continually sought to govern without them, they decided to remove the king from power. The arrival of William and Mary and the American Revolution are not contemporaneous with the time period in question. The other two answers while chronologically possible are not considered primary causes of the English Civil War.

After successfully besieging and retaking the city of Toulon from the British, Napoleon was assigned to Paris to protect the government from any hostilities. in 1795 a Royalist uprising in Paris was swiftly put down by Napoleon, who was catapulted to the forefront of French politics as the savior of the Revolution.

The Anglo-Spanish War was fought over England's interference with Spanish ships attempting to subdue the Dutch Revolution as well as piracy on the part of English citizens who attacked Spanish galleons. The Anglo-Spanish War started in 1585 and lasted until 1604, when the Treaty of London called a halt to the conflict.

The war of Dutch Independence raged for eight decades, and at one point or another involved several nations fighting with or against the Dutch cause. The war ended in 1648 with the Spanish Netherlands being divided into the newly independent Dutch Republic and the Spanish controlled Southern Netherlands.

Charles I, the second Stuart King, sought to rule without the Parliament. Parliament sought to gain more influence over England, but when Charles would not share power they sought to remove him from power thus starting the war. The war lasted from 1642-1651, when it was resolved with the trial and execution of Charles I and the exile of his son Charles II, and the founding of the Protectorate under the rule of Oliver Cromwell.

Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes, which had given protestants a measure of equality. Louis sought to unify the nation under Catholicism and often persecuted protestants.

Ivan the Terrible struck his son's wife, causing her to have a miscarriage. After these events Ivan confronted his father, Ivan the Terrible, and in a fit of rage Ivan the Terrible hit over the head with his septor killing him. Such tales of violence were a significant aspect of Ivan's reputation and lasting legacy.

The French government was controlled by the Catholic Royal family, while the Huguenots were Protestants who did not want to follow the orders of the Catholic King. These conflicts began in 1562 and lasted all the way to 1598, when it was resolved by the Edict of Nantes, after which Henry IV took over as ruler of France.

Louis XIV kept France in a near constant state of warfare. By the end of his reign France was left with virtually no allies, as they had gone to war with essentially every neighboring nation at least once.