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What are FIVE limits that the English Bill of Rights (1689) set on the monarch? (Number each limit)

What are FIVE limits that the English Bill of Rights (1689) set on the monarch? (Number each limit)
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What are FIVE limits that the English Bill of Rights (1689) set on the monarch? (Number each limit)

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Answer:Freedom to elect members of Parliament, without the king or queen's interference.

Freedom of speech in Parliament.

Freedom from royal interference with the law.

Freedom to petition the king.

Freedom to bear arms for self-defense.

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