A) The nature of war B) Political legitimacy and the social contract C) Absolute monarchy D) Divine rights of kings
A) Absolutism B) Totalitarian rule C) Equality and freedom D) Chaos and violence
A) Popular discontent B) Economic instability C) Religious differences D) Violation of natural rights
A) It is irrelevant to governance B) It is shaped by experience C) It is predetermined D) It is inherently flawed
A) The military B) An elite class C) The monarch D) The people
A) Divine appointment B) The consent of the governed C) Tradition D) Military strength
A) The right to life, liberty, and property B) The right to bear arms C) The right to free speech D) The right to education
A) The Constitution of the United States B) The Magna Carta C) The Declaration of Independence D) The Bill of Rights
A) To impose order B) To control territory C) To protect natural rights D) To promote religion |