Which of the following principles was established by the English Bill of Rights (1689)?

This choice incorrectly suggests that the Bill of Rights granted the king absolute power over laws. In fact, the Bill aimed to restrict royal authority and establish that laws could not be suspended without Parliament’s consent, emphasizing the importance of legislative power over the monarchy.

This option misrepresents the principles established by the Bill of Rights. The document reinforced the idea that taxation required parliamentary approval, thereby limiting the monarch's financial powers and asserting the role of Parliament in governance.

This choice is incorrect as the Bill of Rights did not establish a state religion but rather reinforced the principle of religious tolerance. It aimed to curb the king’s ability to dictate religious practices, reflecting a shift towards a more pluralistic society and limiting the monarchy's influence over religion.