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Social Studies, 04.12.2019 08:31 kayleahwilliams6

1. what is the main point of document a?
a kings are subject only to laws of parliament.
b kings make laws but are not subject to them.
c kings no longer have the power of life and death
over subjects.
d parliament now has the power of life and death
over subjects.
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