Question

key concept: rule of law
the english bill of rights effectively demonstrated that a ruler governed only with the consent of
the governed, as john locke had argued. it made parliament the true ruling power of the british
isles. this document was a victory for the rule of law: the concept that no one, not even a ruler,
was above the law.

as these ideas spread around the globe, they would lead to the downfall of absolutism and the rise of new forms
of government.

check your understanding

the glorious revolution was called glorious because it involved many great battles.

✓ true × false

Explanation:

The Glorious Revolution (1688) in England was bloodless, with no major battles. It was called "glorious" because it resolved the conflict between Parliament and the monarchy peacefully, establishing parliamentary supremacy without violent conflict.

Answer:

False