English Bill of Rights and Parliamentary Sovereignty
What was the primary political significance of the English Bill of Rights (1689), passed in the wake of the Glorious Revolution?
A
It abolished the Parliament and centralized power in the monarchy.
B
It reintroduced feudal privileges among the nobility.
C
It granted the monarch absolute control over religious and military affairs.
D
It limited the monarch’s power and affirmed parliamentary sovereignty.
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