The correct answer is D) Egyptian justice.
When creating the new American government the Founding Fathers were influenced by events and places that had occurred over 2,000 years before. The option that <u><em>did NOT influence </em></u>the Founding Fathers was "Egyptian justice."
The founding fathers of the United States were smart and prominent men but they also were influenced by many ideas of the Enlightenment, from the British Carta Magna, the Greek democracy to elect rulers, the Roman Republic and its institutions, the concept of Roman law, and the ethics from Judeo-Christian teachings. They never were influenced by Egyptian justice.
The Founding fathers were Benjamin Franklin, Jhon Jay, George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Jhon Adams, among others.
The long term effects were quite startling and have nothing to do with democracy . That progression was in the place anyway. The founding of the USA had placed it firmly on the real agenda. The French Revolution was a turning point in French and even to world history. It was the first time a population revolted against the monarchy and stablished a republic .
The best answer will be poison gas, machine gun, and submarines.
I think it a because i had this same question so i know (a) is the answer
