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What were the two important developments in limiting a kings power in the thirteenth century?
The Magna Carta and the English Parliament
Define Petition of Right?
Severely limiting the kings power.
Does the parliament determine the kings successor?
yes
Why did kings clash with parliament in the early 1600?
Kings clashed with Parliament in the early 1600s primarily due to disputes over power and authority. Monarchs like James I and Charles I believed in the divine right of kings, asserting that they had absolute control over governance, including taxation and law-making. In contrast, Parliament sought to limit royal power and protect its own rights, leading to tensions over issues such as taxation without consent and religious reforms. This conflict ultimately contributed to the English Civil War and significant changes in the balance of power between monarchy and Parliament.
Did the petition of right demanded that parliament determine the kings successor?
No it did not.
What problem did James 1 have with Parliament?
Parliament thought that James I was self-indulgent and crass.
How did the Magna Carta help the people of England?
by protecting the peoples rights and limiting the kings power
Why did English parliament switch kings in the glorious revolution?
Because RAWR!!
Why were castles build?
to protect kings queens and princess
What does a castle protect?
it protects kings and queens and jewlery
How do kings in Mesopotamia protect their cities?
Kings in Mesopotamia protected their cities by building a Wall around their cities.
Who did the roundheads support?
The Roundheads supported Parliament. They fought against Charles I and his supporters who believed in Absolute Monarchy and the Divine Right of Kings.
