Iwill give brainliest for correct answers onlyme question 7(multiple choice worth
Iwill give brainliest for correct answers onlyme
question 7(multiple choice worth 3 points) (foundations lo 2 hc)
"that it is the right of the subjects to petition the king, and all commitments and prosecutions for such petitioning are illegal."
this quote from the english bill of rights may have influenced the colonists to believe that
each person had the right to pay money to get out of arrest and punishment the king has the right to petition commitments that are considered illegal certain prosecutions for petitioning may be considered illegal by the king citizens should be able to bring requests and complaints to government question 8(multiple choice worth 3 points) (foundations lo 1 mc)
the ideas of john locke, an english philosopher, influenced the founding fathers to
ensure protection for people's natural rights create a government with three separate branches place the majority of power with a single ruler make sure that the states have the most power question 10(multiple choice worth 3 points) (foundations lo 4 mc)
one of the problems in the articles of confederation was the congress had no power to make states enforce laws. this was a problem because
individuals could take over the state governments the states could not work closely with congress it took away the importance of laws passed by congress it made the states less powerful than congress question 11(multiple choice worth 3 points) (foundations lo 4 mc)
how did the u.s. constitution solve a problem created by the articles of confederation?
it gave the supreme court the ability to enforce laws. it gave each state sovereign authority over its laws. it required the supreme court to resolve disputes between states. it required unanimous consent of states to be amended. question 12(multiple choice worth 3 points) (foundations lo 4 mc)
how did the u.s. constitution solve problems with the election of legislators under the articles of confederation?
it created a bicameral legislature, allowing each state two ways of passing laws. it specified that the people would choose the representatives in federal government. it created a congress, allowing each state an equal number of elected officials to represent it. it created an executive branch, allowing each state to lobby the president for vetoes.