Chapter 3.2

What year was the English Bill of Rights passed?

The English Bill of Rights was passed in 1689.

What significant event preceded the English Bill of Rights?

The English Bill of Rights was enacted following the Glorious Revolution of 1688.

Who was overthrown during the Glorious Revolution?

King James II was overthrown during the Glorious Revolution.

What did the Bill of Rights limit regarding royal power?

The Bill of Rights limited the monarch's ability to interfere with laws enacted by Parliament.

What is required for taxes to be levied according to the Bill of Rights?

No taxes could be levied without the explicit consent of Parliament.

What right does the Bill of Rights guarantee to citizens?

The Bill of Rights guarantees citizens the right to a fair trial.

What protection against punishment is established by the Bill of Rights?

The Bill of Rights provides protections against cruel and unusual punishment.

What privilege does the Bill of Rights ensure for Parliament members?

Freedom of speech within Parliament is guaranteed, allowing open discussion.

What right does the Bill of Rights grant regarding grievances?

Citizens are granted the right to petition the monarch for grievances.

What does the English Bill of Rights signify in terms of governance?

The Bill represents a shift from autocratic rule to a more democratic system governed by representatives.