How did the English bill of rights impact the colonists views of government?  A. It established a process by which people could petition the government. B. It stated that freedom of religion should be respected by the government. C. It declared people’s freedom of political speech. D. It asserted that a rulers power are limited by a separate branch of government.

C. It declared people’s freedom of political speech.

Explanation:

The English bill of rights limited the king's power and increased the power of the population. This is because after the declaration of rights, the king should take into account the will of the people so that he could be kept in power. On that occasion, the people should have understood that the king was not an absolute liber and that they had more political freedom to express when they felt the country was not being managed properly. This freedom was also given to the colonists, making them see themselves as an active factor within English politics and not a subordinate factor to the king.

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