Question

saq questions: a. identify one way the english bill of rights addressed specific abuses by the crown. b. identify one historical event or trend which might have resulted in this document. c. identify one way in which this document may have affected later governments. a) one way the english bill of rights addressed specific abuses by the crown is by limiting the kings power. the bill of rights stopped the king from making unfair laws or rules and gave more power to the parliament to approve. this ensured protection of the citizens from unfair political actions and prevented the king from ruling like a dictator. b) one historical event which might have resulted in this document was the concern of a centralized government. before the bill of rights were created the monarchy had total control over laws, lands, and military. the amount of power caused concern, so the document was made to limit the amount of power monarchs had. c) one way in which this document may have affected later governments is by influencing the united states constitution. the bill of rights goal was to limit the power of monarch, the constitution separates the power into three branches. the bill of rights ensured the united states government was fair, and citizens would have rights.

Explanation:

A. The English Bill of Rights limited the king's power to make laws or rules without Parliament's approval, protecting citizens from arbitrary royal actions.
B. The concern over the monarchy's excessive control over laws, taxes, and military before its creation led to the need for the Bill of Rights to limit royal power.
C. It influenced the U.S. Constitution by promoting the idea of limiting power (the Bill limited monarch power while the U.S. Constitution separated power among three branches) and ensuring fairness and citizen - rights.

Answer:

A. By limiting the king's power to make laws or rules without Parliament's approval.
B. Concern over the monarchy's excessive control over laws, taxes, and military.
C. By influencing the United States Constitution to separate power among three branches and ensure fairness and citizen - rights.