Question

the glorious revolution of 1688 demonstrated that parliament had
less power than ever before,
the right to declare war,
power over the english monarchy.
the right to strengthen the power of the monarchy.

Explanation:

The Glorious Revolution of 1688 led to the establishment of the Bill of Rights in 1689. This document limited the power of the monarchy and affirmed the power of Parliament. Before the revolution, the monarchy had significant absolute power. After the revolution, Parliament's power was enhanced relative to the monarchy. For example, the monarch could not suspend laws without Parliament's consent, and Parliament had control over taxation. The right to declare war was not the main outcome emphasized by this revolution in terms of Parliament - monarchy relations. Also, the revolution was about limiting, not strengthening, the monarchy's power.

Answer:

power over the English monarchy.