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

a. James II.

b. Edward I.

c. William and Mary.

d. King John.

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Kiersten Gonzalez

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1 December, 02:36

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

a. James II.

b. Edward I.

c. William and Mary.

d. King John.

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Anton Wilkerson · Answer 1

The correct answer is William and Mary - answer c!

The Bill of Rights were a part of the negotiation with William and Mary to become joint monarchs of England in 1689. They were offered this role by the Convention Parliament, and they replaced Mary's father.

In England, people associate the acceptance of their Bill of Rights with the reign ofa. James II.b. Edward I.c. William and Mary.d. King John.

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

a. James II.

b. Edward I.

c. William and Mary.

d. King John.