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Final answer:

Charles I was the monarch forced to sign the Petition of Right in 1628, limiting the King's power.


Explanation:

Charles I was the monarch forced to sign the Petition of Right in 1628. The Petition of Right was a document that aimed to limit the King's power by prohibiting certain actions, including quartering soldiers in civilian households against the civilian's will.


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Answer: B. Charles I

Explanation:

King Charles I had been forced to sign the Petition of Right as a condition for granting future taxes. The petition outlined a series of grievances including:

  • Martial law was illegal
  • Troops can't be quartered in private homes
  • Subjects could not be arrested without specific reasoning

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