Answer:
correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure it was the quartering act
He served to lay the foundation for the evolution of parliamentary
government and subsequent declarations of rights in Great Britain and
the United States. In attempting to establish checks on the king's
powers, this document asserted the right of "due process" of law. By the
end of the 13th century, it provided the basis for the idea of a
"higher law," one that could not be altered either by executive mandate
or legislative acts.
When a person is declared by Congress to be guilty of a crime, even though the person has not been given a trial is an example of bill of attainder. The right of due process is violated by this specific bill.
In the past, the Bill of Attainder has resulted in the execution of a lot of important figures in history.
