By the time of the American Revolution, many American colonists had generally come to believe that the creation of a republic would solve the problems of monarchical rule because a republic would establishA) a highly centralized government led by a social elite (B) a strong chief executive (C) a small, limited government responsible to the people (D) unlimited male suffrage (E) a society in which there were no differences of rank and status

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Aldo Moody

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7 September, 11:00

By the time of the American Revolution, many American colonists had generally come to believe that the creation of a republic would solve the problems of monarchical rule because a republic would establishA) a highly centralized government led by a social elite (B) a strong chief executive (C) a small, limited government responsible to the people (D) unlimited male suffrage (E) a society in which there were no differences of rank and status

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Raven Dalton · Answer 1

Answer: (C) a small, limited government responsible to the people.

Explanation:The American Revolution was a revolt caused by the activities of the colonialists, which caused tensions between residents of Great Britain's 13 North American colonies and the colonial government, which represents the monarch.

it took place between around the late eighteenth century, precisely between 1765 and 1783.

Monarchial rule is a political or Government system where a monarch is the ruler of the country.