Question

the petition of right (1628) resulted in the powers of the monarchy being
limited.
increased.
made absolute.
ended.

Explanation:

The Petition of Right (1628) was a significant constitutional document in English history. It was a response to the overreach of royal power by King Charles I. The Petition of Right aimed to limit the monarch's powers in several ways. It restricted the king from imposing taxes without Parliament's consent, from billeting soldiers in private homes without the owner's permission, from declaring martial law in peacetime, and from imprisoning people without due cause. These measures clearly show that the intention was to put boundaries on the monarchy's authority.

Answer:

limited.