In England, people associate the acceptance of their Bill of Rights with the reign of

A. Edward I.

B. James II.

C. William and Mary.

D. King John.

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Ralphie

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10 February, 13:06

In England, people associate the acceptance of their Bill of Rights with the reign of

A. Edward I.

B. James II.

C. William and Mary.

D. King John.

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Rory · Answer 1

The question is asking us to choose the monarch with whom the the acceptance of their Bill of Rights in England was associated. The English Bill of Rights was passed on 16 December 1689, and it was a demand of the people (the noblemen) to William and Mary in exchange for them being the monarchs of England - so the answer is C.

In England, people associate the acceptance of their Bill of Rights with the reign ofA. Edward I.B. James II.C. William and Mary.D. King John.

In England, people associate the acceptance of their Bill of Rights with the reign of

A. Edward I.

B. James II.

C. William and Mary.

D. King John.