Both the Glorious Revolution and the English Bill of Rights supported the idea that the government should respect citizens' rights.

a. an unjust king should be violently overthrown.

b. the rights of American colonists should be limited.

c. kings and queens should have absolute power.

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Leo Burton

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30 June, 04:08

Both the Glorious Revolution and the English Bill of Rights supported the idea that the government should respect citizens' rights.

a. an unjust king should be violently overthrown.

b. the rights of American colonists should be limited.

c. kings and queens should have absolute power.

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Terrence Wiggins · Answer 1

The government should respect citizens' rights.

Explanation:

Glorious Revolution was the fight of people supporting parliamentary form of government and the King James Second who wanted complete control in his hand. The result was the formulation of the Bill of Rights which maintained that monarchy should work with the consent of the parliament thus restricting the unchecked authority of King and outlined specific rights of individuals.

Both the Glorious Revolution and the English Bill of Rights supported the idea that the government should respect citizens' rights.a. an unjust king should be violently overthrown.b. the rights of American colonists should be limited.c. kings and queens should have absolute power.

Both the Glorious Revolution and the English Bill of Rights supported the idea that the government should respect citizens' rights.

a. an unjust king should be violently overthrown.

b. the rights of American colonists should be limited.

c. kings and queens should have absolute power.