Question

an idea from the english bill of rights that influenced the declaration of independence was that
the power of kings and queens is limited.
only the chosen leader should make laws.
a government should not hold free elections.
people have no right to free speech.

Explanation:

The English Bill of Rights established the principle that monarchical power is not absolute, limiting the authority of kings and queens. This idea of limited government power influenced the Declaration of Independence, which rejected unchecked royal authority over the colonies. The other options are incorrect: the English Bill of Rights supported legislative participation (not sole leader lawmaking), favored fair governance (not opposing free elections), and affirmed rights like free speech.

Answer:

the power of kings and queens is limited.