as part of the magna carta, englands parliament had the power to\napprove or reject the kings…

as part of the magna carta, englands parliament had the power to\napprove or reject the kings proposals.\npass legislation so long as the king approved it.\nchoose a new king if it was dissatisfied with the monarchs actions.\npass legislation even if the king did not like it.

as part of the magna carta, englands parliament had the power to\napprove or reject the kings proposals.\npass legislation so long as the king approved it.\nchoose a new king if it was dissatisfied with the monarchs actions.\npass legislation even if the king did not like it.

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The Magna Carta limited the power of the king. It gave Parliament the power to approve or reject the king's proposals as a check - on royal authority. The other options are incorrect as passing legislation still required royal assent at this time, and Parliament did not have the power to choose a new king or pass legislation against the king's will.

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approve or reject the king's proposals.