Question

The Magna Carta, the Petition of Right, and the

English Bill of Rights led the English government
to develop a political system in which
(1) rulers were responsible to the people
(2) religious authorities controlled the lawmaking
process
(3) the power of the monarch came from God
(4) the individual was denied a trial by jury

Answer 1

the answer is 1-it limited the power of the monarch and if he wasn't good to the people then they wouldn't approve his legislation

Answer 2

The Magna Carta, the Petition of Right and the English Bill of Rights led the English government to develop a political system in which 1. rulers were responsible to the people.

Step-by-step explanation:

The English political system has developed throughout history. Three of the pillars of this system are:

• The Magna Carta (1215) -embodies the principle that the King is subject to English law and that his powers are limited.
• The Petition of Rights (1689) -establishes that the law, and not the King, protects the rights of Englishmen.
• The English Bill of Rights (1689) -strictly limits the power of monarchy and defined inalienable civil and political liberties.

These three pillars, then, helped develop a political system in which the rights and duties of English noblemen are defined, the powers of the monarch are limited, and they are all responsible to the people.