The English Bill Of Rights 1689: Significant Act Of English Parliament

1. The English Bill of Rights (1689) is the significant act of English Parliament that declared the liberties and rights of people; settled King William III and Queen Mary II’ succession after Jame II was overthrown. It was not only marked the big change for the British monarchy (King and Queen’s power were limited by law) but also denounced some mistakes of Jame II, related to abusing power. The significant of The English Bill of Rights are: Parliament should be summoned frequently and free elections; armies, taxes, and law would run under Parliament management; members have speech freely in Parliament, excessive, cruel and unusual punishments shouldn’t be inflicted. Moreover, The English Bill of Rights inspired American to have their own