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MrMuchimi
3 years ago
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Which sentence best describes the effect of the Bill of Rights? It gave Parliament the right to elect a successor when a monarch

died. It ensured that no monarch could rule without Parliament. It guaranteed all people the rights to liberty and property. It defined the rights of the officials of the Church of England. NextReset
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babunello [35]3 years ago
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Answer:

It ensured that no monarch could rule without Parliament.

Explanation:

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Lyrx [107]3 years ago
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<span>The Bill of Rights guaranteed all people rights to liberty and property. The Bills of Rights were the first ten amendments added to the Constitution. The Constitution created the new government and enumerated the powers for each branch. Several states wanted increased protections for individual liberties and limits on the federal government's power, so the Bill of Rights was written to protect those interests.</span><span />
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