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What rights were introduced in the English Bill of Rights?

  1. The concept of majority rule

  2. The concept of individual rights

  3. The rights to bear arms and to assemble

  4. The right to public education

The correct answer is: The concept of individual rights

The English Bill of Rights, introduced in 1689, sought to limit the power of the English monarchy and establish individual rights. Options A and C are incorrect because the concept of majority rule and the right to bear arms and assemble were not introduced in the English Bill of Rights. Option D is incorrect because the right to public education was not included in the document. The English Bill of Rights mainly focused on protecting individual rights, such as freedom of speech, the right to a fair trial, and the right to bear arms in self-defense.

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