World History · The Bill of Rights (1689)
What religious restriction did the Bill of Rights (1689) impose on the British monarchy?
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- 1The monarch must strictly be a Puritan
- 2The monarch must belong to the Eastern Orthodox Church
- 3No Roman Catholic could wear the crown✓
- 4No Protestant could inherit the throne
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No Roman Catholic could wear the crown
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