what, in general, was the relationship between parliament and kings charles ii and james ii?\nthe kings…

what, in general, was the relationship between parliament and kings charles ii and james ii?\nthe kings respected parliaments limits on their power.\nthe kings were able to increase their power at the expense of parliament.\nthe kings continued to challenge parliaments authority.\nthe kings gave in to parliament when there was a disagreement.

what, in general, was the relationship between parliament and kings charles ii and james ii?\nthe kings respected parliaments limits on their power.\nthe kings were able to increase their power at the expense of parliament.\nthe kings continued to challenge parliaments authority.\nthe kings gave in to parliament when there was a disagreement.

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Charles II and James II were Stuart kings. They tried to assert royal authority. Charles II had some conflicts with Parliament over issues like religion and finances. James II's actions, such as his pro - Catholic policies, were seen as a direct challenge to Parliament's authority. He tried to rule without full regard for Parliament's power.

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The kings continued to challenge Parliament's authority.