The Petition of Right was a request sent to King Charles I by the English Parliament in 1628. This petition argued that there had been some excesses of the government, and asked for a limitation of it. The petition defended four main principles:
<em>1. No taxation without the consent of Parliament.</em>
<em>2. No imprisonment without just cause.</em>
<em>3. No quartering of soldiers on subjects.</em>
There were four petitions: 1. no taxation without representation 2. no imprisonment without cause 3. no quartering soldiers 4. no martial law during peace time
Therefore, the answer to your questions should be B.