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Why was the English Bill of Rights important? It placed limits on power of government. It gave the English monarch more power. It dissolved the Dominion of New England. It dissolved Parliament.
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Why was the English Bill of Rights important?

It placed limits on power of government.

It gave the English monarch more power.

It dissolved the Dominion of New England.

It dissolved Parliament.

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Answer: B It gave the English monarch more power.

Explanation: got write 3 times all ready done this.

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