Answer:
The Magna Carta started the process of disqualifying divine right to rule.
Explanation:
When King John I was forced by the nobility in 1215 to sign the Magna Carta, it was a turning point in the ideas of government and monarchy. No longer could tyranny go unnoticed; now in England it was held (at least a little) in check by Parliament, a body of nobles who now had a say in the government.
It put a chink in the royal armor and laid a foundation for the principles of representative government.
The correct answer for the given question above would be option D. The statement that is an example of a historical argument would be this: <span> Rome collapsed because of internal weaknesses, not because of attacks from foreign invaders. When we say argument, this means that it is a set of propositions made to show that a particular conclusion is true. It is not simply a statement of opinion, but rather an attempt to give reasons. Hope this answer helps.</span>
I would say Social/Religious causes. He is promoting the "Britons" as a benefit to all of humanity even to the point that he is justifying the taking of other's lands. He does not say anything about economic benefits to these people or political benefits, merely that Britons are honorable so they deserve it.
