Question

what was the result of the english civil war? parliament was dissolved, england became an absolute monarchy, the monarchy gained more power, king charles i was executed. multiple choice 1.2 points what document limited the power of english monarchs in 1689? declaration of independence, english bill of rights, magna carta, treaty of versailles

Explanation:

1. The English Civil War led to the execution of King Charles I. After the war, there were efforts to limit royal power. In 1689, the English Bill of Rights was passed, which limited the power of English monarchs. It established certain rights for Parliament and the people, curbing the absolute - power of the monarchy.
2. Magna Carta was from 1215, long before 1689. The Declaration of Independence is related to the United States, not England in 1689. The Treaty of Versailles is from 1919 after World War I.
3. For the result of the English Civil War, the monarchy did not gain more power, and England did not become an absolute monarchy. The Parliament was not dissolved as a long - term result; instead, its power was enhanced. The execution of King Charles I was a significant outcome of the English Civil War.

Answer:

1. English Bill of Rights
2. King Charles I was executed