In the 15^th century, the power of the Castilian Cortés or Parliament declined because A) it became increasingly less democratic and more prone to oligarchical control. B) increased revenues from royal taxes reduced the Crown's dependence on it. C) declining revenues made it largely irrelevant. D) growing disorders within the towns provided an opportunity to the Crown to intervene.

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Increased revenues from royal taxes reduced the Crown's dependence on the Castilian Cortés, diminishing its power and influence. This financial independence allowed the monarchy to govern without needing to seek approval or funds from the Cortés as frequently.

In the 15th Century, the Power of the Castilian Cortés

In the 15^th Century, the Power of the Castilian Cortés