Question

the constitution was inspired by the english bill of rights. which of the following is a principle that is found in both documents? extended power of the judicial branch decentralized government veto power of the parliament limited power of the executive branch

Explanation:

The English Bill of Rights limited the power of the monarchy (executive - like). The U.S. Constitution also limits the power of the executive branch (president) through checks and balances. The English Bill of Rights didn't have an extended power of the judicial branch (as in the U.S. with judicial review). Decentralized government (federalism in U.S.) wasn't in the English Bill of Rights (unitary system in UK). The veto power of Parliament (UK) isn't a principle in the U.S. Constitution (president has veto, Congress can override).

Answer:

limited power of the executive branch