Which best describes the significance of free-speech rights granted to members of Parliament by the Bill of Rights?

These rights empowered Parliament to propose laws that favored nobility.

These rights gave Parliament more power to undermine the monarchy.

These rights enabled Parliament to say anything, regardless of the law.

These rights allowed Parliament to oppose the monarch's position

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Which best describes the significance of free-speech rights granted to members of Parliament by the Bill of Rights?

These rights empowered Parliament to propose laws that favored nobility.

These rights gave Parliament more power to undermine the monarchy.

These rights enabled Parliament to say anything, regardless of the law.

These rights allowed Parliament to oppose the monarch's position

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Which best describes the significance of free-speech rights granted to members of Parliament by the Bill of Rights?

These rights empowered Parliament to propose laws that favored nobility. These rights gave Parliament more power to undermine the monarchy. These rights enabled Parliament to say anything, regardless of the law. These rights allowed Parliament to oppose the monarch’s position.

and the correct answer is D. These rights allowed Parliament to oppose the monarch’s position.