The english bill of rights enumerates each of the following except:
a. the right to religious freedom
b. the right to speak freely in parliament
c. the right to free elections to parliament
d. the right to petition the king with grievances

The correct answer is A. The right to religious freedom

Explanation:

The English Bill of Rights was an act of the English parliament signed on 1689 to guarantee certain rights to the parliament and the citizens, the main purpose of this act was to limit the power of the king and queen. Because of this, the bill guaranteed the freedom of speech, free elections of the members of the parliament and the right to ask petitions to the king without punishment and in terms of the citizens the bill guaranteed they were not punished excessively or unfairly and the had the rights to own weapons for self-defense. In this way, citizens from England were protected by the law and the monarch could only act with the consent of the parliament.

This means, the English Bill of Rights guaranteed freedom of speech, freedom in elections and the right to petition the king. However, it did not guarantee religious freedom, not only because religion was not part of the power struggle between the parliament and the king, but because during this historical period there was a strong conflict between Protestant and the Catholic church. Thus, the English Bill of Rights enumerates all of the previous points except the right to religious freedom.

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