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The English Bill of Rights in 1689 guaranteed the following rights: no imprisonment without due process of law no loss of property without due process of law no cruel punishment Whose rights are being
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The English Bill of Rights in 1689 guaranteed the following rights:

no imprisonment without due process of law
no loss of property without due process of law
no cruel punishment

Whose rights are being protected in this document?
A.citizens
B.party members
C.refugees
D.slaves

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A or D I think its half and half but more D

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slaves. they are protecting slaves because they used to get tortured and now they want to bring peace which i agree
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