Question

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

Explanation:

Charles II and James II, part of the Stuart Restoration, sought to reassert royal authority after the English Civil War. Charles II often clashed with Parliament over finances and religious policies, while James II openly tried to expand royal power and impose Catholicism, directly challenging Parliament's authority. They did not respect Parliament's limits, fail to push back against Parliament, or consistently give in during disagreements.

Answer:

C. The kings continued to challenge Parliament's authority.