A country has passed a law forbidding religious minorities from owning or reading their religions' sacred texts. Which of the fo
llowing people is engaged in passive resistance against this law? A. A politician who personally objects to the law, but recognizes that all citizens must follow it until it can be democratically changed.
B. A student who passes out copies of her sacred texts in front of a police station despite knowing that she will be arrested.
C. A military leader who threatens to send troops to attack any police officers arresting religious minorities for reading sacred texts.
D. A minority religious leader who tells his followers that the sacred texts are not the most important part of their faith.
The correct answer is B) A student who passes out copies of her sacred texts in front of a police station despite knowing that she will be arrested.
A country has passed a law forbidding religious minorities from owning or reading their religions' sacred texts. The people who are engaged in passive resistance against this law could be a student who passes out copies of her sacred texts in front of a police station despite knowing that she will be arrested.
Passive resistant is the act of protest in which protesters do not commit any act of violence. Mahatma Gandhi was the leader from India that started this passive resistance movement when he tried to get the independence of India from Great Britain. He influenced many other leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr. So this student mentioned in the question is engaged in passive resistance actions.
As a result of his fiscal policies, government debt rose so drastically that he was forced to sell the canal shares to Britain and finally, in 1879, to abdicate in favor of his son, Muhammad Tawfik Pasha.
C) enlightenment. how i know this is true is because the declaration of independence used principles from the enlightenment also option C seem to be the only option that makes most sense to the question.
