When parliament invited william and mary to become the king and queen of england in the glorious revolution, they insisted that the rulers sign a bill of rights. this is considered the beginning of constitutional government in england because

The Bill of rights limited the power of the monarch and established the precedent that the government would be based on law.

It ends with the absolute monarchy and a parliamentary monarchy is established.

Explanation:

The bill of Right establishes the rights and duties that correspond to Parliament and the King, also limits the power of the nobility and establishes the following duties:

The King cannot create or eliminate laws or taxes without the approval of Parliament. The King cannot collect money for his personal use, without the approval of Parliament. It is illegal to recruit and maintain an army in peacetime, without Parliament's approval. Elections of members of Parliament must be free. Parliament's words cannot be hindered or denied anywhere else. Parliament must meet frequently.

In a pyramid, the monarch is at the peak. He/she is followed by the nobles below him. Because religion was a major part of social society at the time, the clergy would be below the nobles, but still relatively high in society. Then came the knights, then the merchants, then the artisans, and finally the serfs at the bottom.