One of the great political developments in England in the thirteenth century was
a. the emergence of the English Parliament under Edward I.
b. the Magna Carta, in which King John ended medieval rights and feudal obligations between king and nobles.
c. Henry III's creation of the Estates General.
d. Edward I's Great Estates Council.
e. Edward I's successful unification of all the British Isles into a single feudal kingdom.
a. the emergence of the English Parliament under Edward I.
b. the Magna Carta, in which King John ended medieval rights and feudal obligations between king and nobles.
c. Henry III's creation of the Estates General.
d. Edward I's Great Estates Council.
e. Edward I's successful unification of all the British Isles into a single feudal kingdom.