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charter demanding liberties , is a historical and legal document a revolution for example was that no one could be imprisoned without the process of law
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This act defined the supremacy on Earth of the King or Queen also on the curch of England
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The book of common player became compulsory
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It established that the king could not imprison anyone or impose high taxes without the consent of Parliament
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It excluded the dissenters from public offices
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it imposed the use of the Book Common Prayer
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the aim of this treaty was the restoration of catholicism in England and was a oreparation for the joint far against Holland
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It required all public employees to conform to the Church of England
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It introduced more religious tolerance and excluded catholics and
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re-enacted freedom that had been stated by Magna Carta and The Pention of Rights in fact the king could not imprison anyone or impose taxes without the permission of parliament
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The duration of Parliament was 3 years
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This act excluded Catholics from the throne and declared that Anne and her heirs would succeed William
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England, Scotland and Wales had only one Parliament in Westminster (London) and Ireland was excluded and also the Kingdom of England and Scotland was replaced by United Kingdom of Great Britain
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England was involved against France. It required the French to recognise the Protestant successione and excel the exiled Stuart