In England, people assocciate acceptance of their Bill of Rights with the reign of?

A. Peron
B. James II
C. Willia ans Mary
D. Edward I

Answers:
D. Edward I and he really wasn't given a choice in signing the Magna Carta into law.

William and Mary/James II - it was signed when James II was forced from the throne and replaced by the Dutch king and queen William and Mary of Orange.

Eva Peron was Argentinian btw and nothing to do with England! random!

edit: to the person below Edward I had nothing to do with the Magna Carta it was King John who was forced to sign the Magna Carta in 1215, and in any the case the Magna Carta is a totally seperate thing to the Bill of Rights of 1688
Jean-sans terre.

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