A key principle established by the English Bill of Rights in 1689 was that the monarch could not take what action without the consent of Parliament?

Declare war on a foreign nation.

Appoint officials to the church.

Choose their own successor to the throne.

The Magna Carta introduced the foundational idea that a citizen could not be imprisoned or have their property taken away except by what process?

The decision of a local church official

A popular vote of the town's residents

The lawful judgment of their peers

The king gained absolute power over all citizens.

The authority of the monarch was formally restricted for the first time.

A new religion was established throughout England.

The monarchy was completely abolished and replaced by a republic.