Question

William Blackstone was important because he wrote the Magna Carta. led the Glorious Revolution. wrote the English Bill of Rights. created a record of common law.

Answer 1

Answer:

The English bill of rights was an act of the Parliament of England.

Explanation:

It was meant to overthrow King James, it was to allow the citizens more control rather then just being 100% monarchy. It even coined the idea of freedom of speech in England. William Blackstone himself even went on to serve as a judge making common laws in England.

Answer 2

Answer:

created a record of common law.

Explanation:

William Blackstone's writing of "Commentaries on the Laws of England" was a vital piece of common law in the eighteenth century England. He developed a great interest in common law and started lecturing on the subject in the mid-eighteenth century. His doctrine on common law was not only widely popular in England but in  North America also.