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11 February, 00:23

What document stated that monarchs could not interfere with parliamentary elections?

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  1. 11 February, 04:23
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    The answer is: The English Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights of 1989 put limits on monarch's power and set out the rights of the British Parliament, including freedom of speech and free elections. These ideas reflected those of John Locke, that beame very popular Iin England at that moment.
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