However the crown already had a significant influence over church appointments and emergency taxation. The Political revolution went from being "King and Parliament" and then became "King in Parliament" and the importance of Parliament was increased and there was the legislating of the Reformation. However Parliament developed because the King needed its support...
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However Parliament developed because the King needed its support. It was used less under the later Tudors. There was also the Bureaucratic revolution where the role of the King's principal secretary as co-ordinating minister, rather than the Lord Chancellor and there was also the development of specialised departments of governments...
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