In 1689 this law limited the King of England's power on the topic of taxation. a. Rights of Man b. Bill of Rights c. Rights of Kings d. The Kings Act

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In 1689 this law limited the King of England's power on the topic of taxation.

a. Rights of Man

b. Bill of Rights

c. Rights of Kings

d. The Kings Act

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B) Bill of Rights.

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