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They re-enforced the belief that the King was subject to laws and limitations.  These documents, in England at least, discredited the notion of the divine right of kings, (meaning that kings were granted their rule by God, and that the people just had to deal with it).  The Magna Carta guaranteed rights to the people and the nobility, such as the right to trial by a jury of their peers, while stating that the king was subject to the same laws as the people.    The English Bill of Rights was the final step in creating a constitutional monarchy for England, it strengthened freedom of speech and the powers of parliament and increased democratic representation while limiting the powers of the Royal Family.

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They reinforced the ideology that the Kind should have a limit to power.

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many women had to remain at home while husbands found work.

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