Which phrases in the English Bill of Rights convey how the writers feel about the king? Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
Responses
“pursuant to their respective letters and elections”
“pursuant to their respective letters and elections”
“without consent of Parliament”
“without consent of Parliament”
“raising and keeping a standing army”
“raising and keeping a standing army”
“violating the freedom”
“violating the freedom”
“most serious consideration”
1 answer
The two phrases in the English Bill of Rights that convey how the writers feel about the king are:
These phrases reflect a critical stance towards the king's actions and a concern for the rights and liberties of the people.
