Question

how did the bill of rights limit the monarchs power? *
by preventing the king from suspending or dispensing laws
by creating a democratic election system
by abolishing taxation
by eliminating the royal family

Explanation:

The Bill of Rights restricted the monarch's power by preventing the king from suspending or dispensing laws without Parliament's consent. It was a key step in establishing the rule of law and the power - sharing between the monarchy and Parliament. The other options are incorrect as the Bill of Rights did not create a democratic election system, abolish taxation, or eliminate the royal family.

Answer:

By preventing the king from suspending or dispensing laws