Which of the following documents stated that the English ruler could no longer create any tax or suspend any law without the consent of the people's representatives in Parliament?

A) Olive Branch Petition

B) English Bill of Rights

C) Constitution

D) Declaration of Independence

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Jarvis

Social Studies

30 December, 08:04

Which of the following documents stated that the English ruler could no longer create any tax or suspend any law without the consent of the people's representatives in Parliament?

A) Olive Branch Petition

B) English Bill of Rights

C) Constitution

D) Declaration of Independence

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Alexander Garcia · Answer 1

B - English Bill of Rights, some of the key ideas:

Monarchs do not have a divine right to rule, it is a power they are given; ruled with the consent of the people's representatives in Parliament.

The English monarch must have Parliament's consent to suspend laws, levy taxes, or maintain an army.

The English monarch cannot interfere with parliamentary elections and debates.

Which of the following documents stated that the English ruler could no longer create any tax or suspend any law without the consent of the people's representatives in Parliament?A) Olive Branch PetitionB) English Bill of RightsC) ConstitutionD) Declaration of Independence

Which of the following documents stated that the English ruler could no longer create any tax or suspend any law without the consent of the people's representatives in Parliament?

A) Olive Branch Petition

B) English Bill of Rights

C) Constitution

D) Declaration of Independence