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Limited Monarchy England

Limited Monarchy Limited Monarchy A monarchy that is limited by laws and a constitution Also called a Constitutional Monarchy Examples: England, Japan, Thailand

History of Limited Monarchy in England Magna Carta (The Great Charter) June 15, 1215 First attempt by the people to limit a monarch’s power What did they want?

The Glorious Revolution: 1688 Next major attempt to limit the monarch’s power was in 1688 King James II was disliked  he was trying to re-establish Catholicism in England and had close ties with France With the support of English Parliamentarians, William III and his wife Mary II took the throne December 16, 1689  English Bill of Rights passed in Parliament

Three Reasons the Government was Limited Magna Carta – Nobles were given rights that could not be taken away, kings had to follow rules Parliament – An assembly made up of a House of Lords and a House of Commons that kept some power of the king English Bill of Rights – Additional limits on the monarchy; it protected the people rights

The English Bill of Rights: 1689 What rights were established in the English Bill of Rights? How did they limit the English monarchy?