BILL OF RIGHTS
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- EMANATE THESE!
- LAWS
- YOU CAN'T DEMAND TACOS' TUESDAY AS A LAW
- MHH...I THINK I GOING TO DO THAT ANYWAY
- GO POPE!!!
- ALRIGHT, THER'S THE DOOR
- The Queen of England started demanding different laws to be put into order, wanting to raise taxes and start punishing those against her with possibly the death penalty
- HOW DID I GET HERE!?
- Even subsequent rulers continued to emanate laws without parliamentary approval
- -It stated free elections, the refusal of any catholic king
- -The king could not keep an army inpeace times without the parliament consent
- BILL
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- -The king could not repeal laws or impose taxes without the parliament’s approval
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- Then James the 2nd came to the throne and he was a catholic king and a pope supporter, so he was forced to leave by the parliament
- In fact in 1688 with the Act of Supremacy James the 2nd was declared decayed
- After that, in 1689, with the Glorious revolution, the Bill of Rights was signed by Queen Mary Stuart and King William of Orange
- -No religious persecution was allowed to the king-The parliament had to be regularly summoned
- The Bill of Rights established that:
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