Question

1. why was the english bill of rights important to english citizens? 2. how was the mayflower compact an example of direct democracy? why did the american colonists grow used to making their own decisions

Explanation:

1. The English Bill of Rights was important as it limited the power of the monarchy and guaranteed certain rights to English citizens like the right to petition the monarch, free elections, and freedom from cruel and unusual punishments. It established a system of constitutional monarchy and the rule of law.
2. The Mayflower Compact was an example of direct democracy because the adult male passengers on the Mayflower, who were about to establish a new settlement, collectively agreed to the rules and self - governance structure within the compact. They directly participated in creating the laws that would govern their new community.

Answer:

1. It limited monarchy power and guaranteed rights.
2. Passengers directly agreed on self - governance rules.