Question

what was the impact of the english bill of rights on the development of democracy in england?
it ensured parliaments total control over the monarchy
it made parliament dependent on the monarchy
it gave parliament essential powers independent of the monarchy, like power of the purse
it upheld the principle of social equality for all citizens
question 15
the events of englands history during the age of absolutism influenced which revolution?
the industrial revolution
the renaissance
the enlightenment
the american revolution

Explanation:

For the first question:

• The English Bill of Rights did not give Parliament "total control" over the monarchy (it established a constitutional monarchy with a balance of power).
• It did not make Parliament dependent on the monarchy. Instead, it limited the monarchy's power.
• It did give Parliament powers like the power of the purse (control over taxation and spending) independent of the monarchy.
• It was not about social equality for all citizens (it was more about the relationship between Parliament and the monarchy).

For the second question:

• The Industrial Revolution was about technological and economic change, not directly influenced by the Age of Absolutism events in England in the context of governance - related revolutions.
• The Renaissance was a cultural movement earlier in time, not directly influenced by the Age of Absolutism events in England in terms of revolutionary governance ideas.
• The Enlightenment was a philosophical movement, but the American Revolution was more directly influenced by the ideas of limited government (like those in the English Bill of Rights which was part of England's history during the Age of Absolutism). The American colonists looked at England's constitutional development (e.g., the idea that government should have limited power and that there are rights of the people) as inspiration for their own revolution against what they saw as an over - reaching monarchy (British monarchy).

Answer:

For the first question: It gave Parliament essential powers independent of the monarchy, like power of the purse.
For the second question: The American Revolution.