Question

English Bill of Rights (1689) • Guaranteed free elections and frequent meetings of Parliament. • Forbade excessive fines and cruel punishment. • Gave people the right to complain to the king or queen in Parliament. • Established representative government—laws made by a group that acts for the people. How can this lead to political revoultions?

Answer 1

1. In summary, while the English Bill of Rights aimed to safeguard people's rights and provide checks on the government, it also set the stage for political revolutions by highlighting potential areas of injustice and giving people the tools to demand accountability from their rulers.

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