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Outside of parliament revenue, James implemented custom duties which parliament saw as a threat to their power. -
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Charles I wanted funding from the parliament for war with Scotland, so parliament made governmental requests for Charles for finances in return. He refused to comply and dissolved the parliament. -
The English parliament was reconvened for 20 years, and in this time, they banned monarchy from levying taxes without their consent and abolished courts. -
King supporters, Cavaliers, and parliament supporters, roundheads, fought against each other in an English civil war. Parliament won because of Oliver Cromwell's military tactics and alliance with Scotland -
During rule of Cromwell, conditions became extreme as those who were sympathetic of monarch were dispelled from parliament, and strict Puritanism was enforced. This unfavorable condition caused Britain, in his death, to return to the status quo of Anglican Church and monarchy. -
Charles II suspended all laws against non-Anglican protestants and Catholics. Parliament disagreed with this and implemented Test Act which required government officials to swear against transubstantiation. James II followed with similar views to Charles II and repealed Test Act. Most English people resented him for this. -
William III of Orange and Mary II rose to the throne with new bill of rights that limited monarch power.