Question 4 • Menter Hartman WORLD HIST 1A (Centralized)
The Petition of Right, presented to Charles I in 1628, challenged abuses of royal authority. It established that the king could not levy taxes without Parliament’s consent and restricted practices such as imprisoning people without cause. These limits on the king’s authority meant it limited the power of the monarchy, rather than Parliament’s power.
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