How did the english parliamentary system affect the kind of government the framers created?

The English parliamentary system affected the type of government by obliging each king and queen to sign the bill of rights before taking the throne.

Explanation:

The Bill of Rights was one of the most important documents in the political history of England. It is a watershed in the country's political power structure and governance. The Bill of Rights is also a direct consequence of the Glorious Revolution that deposed King James II. After deposing the king, the English parliament affected the type of government established in England, imposing some rules that should be followed by the next rulers. One such rule was the requirement that the next kings and queens sign the bill of rights before taking the throne.  

In doing so, the parliament limited the power of the monarch, who previously held all authority in the country.

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