Which of the following does the english bill of rights say about the monarchys right to tax its subjects
a it may not tax its subjects
b it may tax its subjects freely
c it may tax its subjects but only those who petition the king
d it may tax its subjects but only with the agreement of parliament

with which statement would enlightenment thinker john locke have agreed?
a- an enlightenment absolute monarchy is the best way to ensure an orderly society
b- the glorious revolution violated the rights of the english people
c- people have the right to overthrow a government that violates their rights
d- monarchy is necessary because people are naturally cruel and selfish

what is one way that the declration of the rights of man and the citizen was similar to the declaration of independence?
a- it was based on the principle that all people had equal political rights
b- it established a two house legislature
c- it abolished monarchy and set up a republic
d- it affirmed that the function of government was to protect individual rights

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c it may tax its subjects but only those who petition the king

c- people have the right to overthrow a government that violates their rights

d- it affirmed that the function of government was to protect individual rights 

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c it may tax its subjects but only those who petition the king

c- people have the right to overthrow a government that violates their rights

d- it affirmed that the function of government was to protect individual rights 

The correct answers are:

1- C) it may tax its subjects but only those who petition the king.

2- C) people have the right to overthrow a government that violates their rights.

3- D) it affirmed that the function of government was to protect individual rights. 

The correct answers are:

1- C) it may tax its subjects but only those who petition the king.

2- C) people have the right to overthrow a government that violates their rights.

3- D) it affirmed that the function of government was to protect individual rights. 

   It’s located on the route that connects mainland Europe with Asia. For example, the Pilgrims’ road, which led from Hungary to Palestine, passed through Constantinople.

   It controls the sea route that connects the Black Sea (it was from the coasts of this sea that large quantities of grain were imported, especially after the fall of Egypt) with the Mediterranean Sea. Abydos and Hieron, the two ports that guarded the straits of Hellespontus and Bosporus respectively, were under the direct control of Constantinople.

   It’s far closer to the Danube and the Euphrates frontiers than, say, Rome or most other important cities.

   There’s sea on three of its sides (the Sea of Marmara and the Golden Horn), so only a relatively small land area needed walls. That made the defense and supply much easier. Even during the Arab sieges, for example, the city was never completely cut off.

   Overall, it can easily control most of what J. Koder described as the three “core areas” of the Byzantine Empire: (a) the Aegean Sea, the Sea of Marmara and the first part of the Black Sea; (b) the western, northern and southern coast of Asia Minor; (c) Thrace, Peloponnese and the Aegean coasts of mainland Greece.

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