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The English Bill of Rights are so important because they protect our freedoms and liberties from the government. If there were no Bill of Rights, then the government would do whatever they wanted with America.

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The English bill of rights was important to English citizens because it enumerates certain rights to which subjectsand perminant residants of a constitutional monarchy were thought to be entitled in the late 17th century.

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it added religous freedom

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