Answer:
--He puts the interests of the colonists before his own when approving laws.
--He allows the colonies to make their own laws.
--He will only approve laws that are in his and Great Britain's best interest.
--He allows new laws to be made in the
colonies.
--He will only approve laws that are in his and Great Britain's best interest.
Explanation:
Mostly because they didn't want to upset or worry the people they were sending the letter to, however they also didn't want to admit it to themselves.
Answer:
Yes. The Founding Fathers made the right choice in basing their new government on the beliefs of John Locke rather than Thomas Hobbes.
God actually created all men and women equal and free. This should be the basis of collective existence in any organized society. An absolute monarch is not necessary in such an organized society. The progress made in the US would not have been possible if the monarchical English government was continued. The creation of the US even helped the English government to do a rethink. The Queen has less power now than before the creation of the United States.
Explanation:
The beliefs of John Locke (1632 - 1704) are that God created all men and women free by nature and they are equal in the eyes of their creator. He fought against the contrary belief that people are made by God to be subject to a monarch.
On the contrary, Thomas Hobbes (1588 - 1679) believed that an absolute monarchy was "the only true and correct form of government." Hobbes in his Leviathan work held that "human beings are, at their core, selfish creatures," and therefore, needed a strong government for collective security, which the individuals cannot secure for themselves.
