Question

What did the Petition of Right aim to prevent the monarch from doing? Check all that apply. restricting freedom of religion negotiating with foreign powers establishing marshal law in peacetime imprisoning people without just cause raising taxes without Parliament approval

Answer 1

The answers are the following:

The Petition of Right aimed to prevent the monarch from (2) establishing martial* law in peacetime, (3) imprisoning people without just cause and (4) raising taxes without Parliament approval            

The Petition of Right, sent by the English Parliament to King Charles I in 1628, was a statement of civil liberties, in which various complaints of breaches of the law by the king were presented too. The petition inquired recognition of four principles: the raising taxes should be approved only by the Parliament, no imprisonment should be done without cause, no quartering of soldiers on subjects, and no martial law could be established in peacetime.

*The question states "marshal law", however, based on the context, I assume you actually wanted to write "martial law".

Answer 2

Hello!
The answers should be:
b.)negotiating with foreign powers
d.)imprisoning people without just cause
e.)raising taxes without Parliament approval