One of the great political developments in England in the thirteenth century was

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While the Magna Carta was an important document for limiting the power of the monarch, it did not end medieval rights and feudal obligations between king and nobles. The Estates General was a French institution and did not exist in England. Edward I's Great Estates Council was an early form of Parliament, but it was not the same as the English Parliament that emerged under his rule. Edward I is credited with successfully unifying the British Isles into a single feudal kingdom and establishing the framework for the English Parliament, making choice B the correct answer.

One of the Great Political Developments in England in the Thirteenth