Why was there no rebellion between the british tudor rulers and the parliament during their era of power?

Question

Also what rights had the british parliament already have secured by the 1500's?

Answer 1

By and large, because what the rulers wanted, the Parliament wanted. There might have been a revolt against Mary Tudor, had she lived long enough, however. The Parliament had the right to be consulted and to vote money wanted by the monarch. It could pass legislation, but only that which the monarch approved of.