A. What were three of the traditional rights expected by English colonists?

B. In what ways did the English government anger the colonists in the late 1600s?

C. How did England's policies toward the colonies hang after the glorious revolution?

A. The three traditional rights expected by the English colonists were:

- not be taxed in most cases.

- not own a property that is seized by the king

- can be placed in trial if there are witnesses

B. The English government angered the colonists in the late 1600's by making laws that they do not agree with.

C. England's policies toward the colonies hang after the glorious revolution by upholding the English Bill of Rights. This was when Mary and William were accepted the throne. Under this law, the king or queen cannot make any changes or cancel it.

A. I believe the answers are: - not be taxed in most cases. - not own a property that is seized by the king - can be placed in trial if there are witnesses

This give the British people to held higher power compared to united states citizen because they can pay lower amount of taxes to the government and pretty much protected from various criminal actions due to the limited amount of witnesses.

B. The English government angered the colonists in the late 1600's by making laws that they do not agree with.

At that time, the English government required American people to pay a ridiculously high amount of taxes to almost every commodity that crucial to American Economy. This built up resentment that eventually led to the fight for independence.

C. England's policies toward the colonies hang after the glorious revolution by upholding the English Bill of Rights. This was when Mary and William were accepted the throne.

The English Bill of Rights created the separataion of power in the government. After its creation, the kings and queens no longer had the power to influence the judiciery process. This system is later adopted by most western nations including united states.