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Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism who later became known as “the Buddha,” lived during the 5th century B.C.
Gautama was born into a wealthy family as a prince in present-day Nepal.
The correct answer is D) They wanted power in the hands of state governments.
<em>The statement that best matches the believes of the Federalist Party in the 1790s is “They wanted power in the hands of state governments.”
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The creation of the Federalist Party had its origins in the first administration of President George Washington. The Federalist Party was created as an opposition to the ideas of the Republican-Democratic Party at that time. The principal ideas of the Federalist party were a strong federal government, strong trade with England, and an open diplomatic relations with the British.
Theocracy and monarchy are directly similar in that they are both a form of government that is run by one person rather than a council of people and they both see to the needs of the people to a certain extent.
The order of events is as follows: King James I of England ascends the throne and affirms the divine right, thus suppressing religious dissidence. The Puritans begin to face persecution in England. Carlos I ascends to the English throne and dissolves the parliament. The civil war breaks out in England, temina in the decapitation of Charles I.
The monarchy is restored, embraces Catholicism, thus suppressing dissent. Puritan militants rule England, proscribe the Anglican and Catholic faith. The pilgrims flee to America. Queen Elizabeth dies without an heir.
Carlos I is son of Jaime I, Carlos II restored the monarchy and is son of Carlos I. Jaime II is defeated by the Puritans and is son of Carlos II.
