The cause of the revolution in England in the 17th century?

In the 17th century, the country was under the rule of a king, and absolutism flourished in the country. There were also feudal orders, the population was poor, the feudal lords were not interested in the development of the country. But a struggle for power began in the country between the king and the parliament, which consisted of representatives of the bourgeoisie. So that led to the revolution. And the country also began to move from feudalism to absolutism, which became an additional reason for the popular uprising. As a result, the king’s power was very limited, and many powers passed to parliament.