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What did parliament do in English government?

Made laws.


Who enforced English laws in the colonies?

i believe it was the government


Why were the Quaker disliked?

The Quakers were disliked for trying to change the laws of the English government.


What part of the US government did English common law influence?

Judges and courts to interpret laws


What did the English government do in 1760 to fight colony fever?

passed laws forbidding people to leave the country


Laws passed by English government to control colonial trade for England's own benefit?

Navigation act


What called for laws for the good of the colony and set forth the idea of self government?

The American English is the law for the colony. This is what sets the idea of self government.


The shape of American government is based on the English political idea of?

American government is based on the English political idea of three different types of governments mixed into one. Ordered government is government laws that are clearly stated with specific punishments if broken for the people, limited government has rules that are made by government but the people have clearly stated rights and representative government where the government is suppose to serve the will of the people and come up with laws together.


Who do the government make the laws for?

the Government makes the laws for us


Where is the English Government?

There is no English government


Did the government play a role in the Nuremberg laws?

yes, the government introduced the laws.


What is 'in-laws' when translated from English to Italian?

"In-laws" in English is parenti acquisiti in Italian.