The English Bill of Rights was a response to James II's offenses, passed in 1689 to protect citizens' rights and limit the monarchy's power.
The English Bill of Rights was Parliament's response to James II's offenses against the rights of Parliament and citizens. After the Glorious Revolution in 1688, Parliament passed this document in 1689 to limit the powers of the monarchy and ensure the protection of certain rights for English citizens. This influenced the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, guaranteeing key freedoms and limitations on the government's authority.
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