Question

english bill of rights
signed into law in 1698, the english bill of rights outlined english civil rights.

• new hierarchy: parliament was given powers over the monarchy.
• peoples rights: the people were given rights to bear arms, petition the king, and have fair trials.
• government structure: england was set on course to become a constitutional monarchy, or a monarchy with clear, legal limits.

writs of habeas corpus oppose what power of the monarchy?

• the power to dissolve parliament
• the power to imprison people
• the power to outlaw religions

Explanation:

A writ of habeas corpus is a legal order that requires a person who is detained to be brought before a court to determine if their detention is lawful. In the context of opposing monarchical power, it relates to preventing the monarch from arbitrarily imprisoning people without due process. The other options (dissolving Parliament, outlawing religions) are not directly related to habeas corpus, which focuses on detention and legal rights regarding imprisonment.

Answer:

B. the power to imprison people