Why did james i quarrel with parliament?
he wanted to form an alliance with louis xiv.
he believed in the divine right of kings.
he believed parliament should be given the right to tax.
he wanted members of parliament to sign the magna carta

The correct answer is that James I believed in the divine right of kings.

Even though there were a number of issues which he quarreled about with Parliament, the divine right of kings also caused James I to quarrel with Parliament.

He spoke about this in his speech to both houses which occurred on 9 November 1605.

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