English bill of rights , Locke , Declaration of Independence

How are the English Bill of Rights, John Locke's ideas, and the Declaration of Independence related?

They are related because they all emphasize individual rights and the need to limit government power. The English Bill of Rights limited the king's power, Locke introduced natural rights (life, freedom, property) and the right to change government if rights aren't protected, and the Declaration of Independence used Locke's ideas to justify American independence from Britain.

Why and when was the English Bill of Rights created?

The English Bill of Rights was created in 1689. It was designed to limit the power of the monarchy, thereby enhancing and protecting the rights of citizens.

What are some of the basic rights that Locke talks about and why?

Some basic rights Locke talks about are life, liberty, and property, classified as natural rights. He believed these rights cannot be taken away by any government, and people create governments to protect them. If the government fails to do so, people have the right to overthrow or change it.

What are some of the key complaints listed by

Unfair taxes, no voice in government, quartering troops, unfair trials, blocking trade, and ignoring petitions are some of the key complaints listed by Jefferson in the Declaration.