“The state of monarchy is the supremest thing upon earth; for kings are not only God's lieutenants upon earth, and sit upon God's throne, but even by God himself are called gods.”
―King James I, Works (1609)
Which of the following people would have been most likely to agree with this statement?
A.
Oliver Cromwell
B.
Louis XIV
C.
William of Orange
D.
John Locke
so is it Luis XIV
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Yes. He was a despotic king of France.
@no that was the most confusing thing I have ever read in my life
Yes it is, he believed that God wanted him to be a king, which obviously isn't true. So, the answer for that question is B. Louis XIV......your welcome.
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The Execution of King Charles I.
Sent Explorers across the Bering Sea to North America.
Fought against Sweden to gain access to the Baltic Sea.
Louis XIV
Improved the nation's tax system.
Supported the use of vaccines for illness.
People have rights as soon as they are born, and the government has a duty to protect these rights.
Gold and Silver
Wollstonecraft
The steady supply of wealth flowing into Spain from its colonies in the Americas.
The passage of the English Bill of Rights.
Ruled France as chief adviser to the King.
Reduced the power of local nobles.
By dissolving Parliament
Hired famous architects to design and decorate royal palaces.
Supported French writers of plays.
The last 2 you write in your own words!
It really is Louis XIV
thank u
well i think that it is the first one because i was reading about him and it said that he left time on Sundays for like church.
ok let me go back and read
can u help with another one please“The [collection] of all powers, legislative, executive, and judiciary, in the same hands . . . may justly be [called] the very definition of tyranny. . . . . . . it will be proper to investigate the sense in which the [protection] of liberty requires that the three great departments of power should be separate and distinct.” —James Madison, The Federalist Paper No. 47 (1788) James Madison was the fourth president of the United States and one of the nation’s Founding Fathers. Which Enlightenment thinker most likely influenced the ideas presented in this quotation by Madison? Explain what this thinker believed and how his ideas relate to the quotation.
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i don't think anything made sense but ok
Btw these answers are 100% right I just did the test!
What is your answer?
No. Please reread the statement by King James I until you understand that he means that kings are supported by God. It's called the divine right of kings.
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