Question

which of the following principles was established by the english bill of rights (1689)? the unrestricted authority of the king to suspend laws the monarch could levy taxes without parliament’s consent the establishment of a state religion to enforce the monarchy the privilege to petition the government without fear of retribution

Explanation:

The English Bill of Rights (1689) limited the monarchy's power. It established that subjects could petition the government without fear of punishment (retribution). The other options are incorrect: the Bill restricted the king's ability to suspend laws, required Parliament's consent for taxes, and didn't establish a state religion to enforce the monarchy (and in fact limited religious interference by the monarchy in some ways).

Answer:

the privilege to petition the government without fear of retribution