Common law, jury and trial (I think)
William Penn referred to his colony as a "Holy Experiment" because in his colony people were free to practice any religion they preferred. There were no restrictions and everybody had to live in harmony. Immigration also had no restrictions and people from other places could easily come and settle there.
If it were me....
Aftershocks Of Iran's 1953 Coup Still Felt Around The World, 60 Years Later https://www.rferl.org/a/iran-coup-mossadegh-cia-60th-anniversary/25076552.html
I chose this because it partly shows why we, the United States, have such a poor relationship with Iran, and how the events of the CIA led coup have been arguably very detrimental to the nation as a whole, and that Iran may not be the evil boogeyman we make them out to be.
The answer would be option A "the Bessemer Process." The Bessemer Process was the first inexpensive process to help production of steel and iron before further revolutionizing inventions. The impact of the Bessemer Process was beyond imaginable and it changed the steel industry and a very big way. The Bessemer Process was created back in 1856.
Hope this helps.
The king would be a tyrant
