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What did the English Bill of Rights do to the King's power to inflict cruel and unusual punishment? A. extended it B. increased it C. supported it D. limited it
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What did the English Bill of Rights do to

the King's power to inflict cruel and
unusual punishment?
A. extended it
B. increased it
C. supported it
D. limited it

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D, limited it. their powers were limited by law :)
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