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.

Hyde opposed policies that favored Quaker interests.

Explanation:

After the arrival of Hyde in 1711, to North Carolina. Cary willingly not to give Hyde recognition which was ter term " Carry rebellion" . From history Cary was a Anglican Church of England party which he later became one of the Quaker, the rebellion by Cary can be described as a mixed political and religious passion.

This was going on till Hyde was able to describe himself as the legal governor through the "official commission". Things gone out of hand the moment Hyde policies is not favouring the interest of Quaker . Therefore, the statement that explains why Thomas Cary refused to recognize Edward Hyde as governor, from the the question is that "Hyde opposed policies that favored Quaker interests."

a, he promoted disarmament

what are the options mate?

explanation:

not to be rude or anything but, nobody can really answer that if you don't add the options sorry if it came of rude uwu