Answer:
D. dissolved Parliament when members refused to give him funds.
Step-by-step explanation:
The British Parliament gained a lot of importance and power during the reign of James I, but when Charles I reached power he did not agree with that. He was still a believer that kings had a divine rule and that he should not bound to the Parliament.
Charles I wanted to collect customs duties without the Parliament’s permission, the Parliament said that he could not do that, so he dismissed the Parliament in 1611.