The English Bill of Rights effectively ended the threat of absolutism. (a)
Further Explanations:
English Bill of Rights of 1689 was an act of the constitution of the United States that establishes basic Civil Rights of the was clarifying its extent to the crown. On December 16th, 1689 it received its Royal assent and was then dispensed to the Convention Parliament to William III and Mary II in February inviting them to accept joint sovereignty of England. The bill put limitations on the power of the monarch and transferred the power to the Parliament that led to the enforcement of freedom of speech. It provided citizens particular rights that prohibited unusual and cruel punishment and the reestablishment of the Right of Protestants having weapons for their defense.
These all implementation ended the threat of absolutism that means to accept absolute principles in Political, ethical and philosophical matters. These implementation vested the power to the Constitution and led to the formation of a strong parliamentary system thus opposed the monarchy.
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Answer Details:
Grade: High school
Subject: US History
Chapter: English Bill of Rights
Keywords: English Bill of Rights, United States, Civil Rights, Royal assent, William III and Mary II, England, freedom of speech, reestablishment, Right of Protestants, absolutism
