Question

the english bill of rights established the principle that laws should be made by the people’s representatives in parliament, not solely by the king or queen, an idea that would later influence the us constitution. true false describe the main impact thomas paine’s common sense had on public opinion in the american colonies in 1776. your answer

Explanation:

First Sub - Question (Multiple - Choice)

The English Bill of Rights did establish the principle that laws should be made by Parliament (representatives of the people) rather than just the monarch. This idea was influential in the development of the US Constitution's system of representative government. So the statement is true.

Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" had a major impact on public opinion in the American colonies in 1776. It presented persuasive arguments for American independence from British rule in a simple, accessible style. It challenged the idea of monarchy, arguing for a republican form of government. It helped to shift public sentiment from being loyal to the British crown to supporting the cause of independence. It united different groups of colonists (including merchants, farmers, and the middle class) behind the idea of breaking away from Britain, and it laid the ideological groundwork for the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution by making the case for independence in a way that was easy for the common people to understand and accept.

Answer:

True

Second Sub - Question (Short Answer)