According to the english bill of rights, who makes laws regarding taxation?

monarchs
parliament
the judiciary
the military

The correct answer is: "Parliament".

The English Bill of Rights dates back to 1689 and it was issued as a document to gather a list of civil rights that had to be guaranteed to citizens. It established certain limits to the powers of the monarchy, and defined the duties of Parliament.

One of its provisions stated how is would be considered illegal if taxes were raised without the approval of the Parliament.

answer: i think it might be the last one

explanation:

north east because it has more forest