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Korolek [52]
3 years ago
12

Plzzzzz HELP ME SOLVE THIS PAGE (ASAP) 20 POINTS!!!!!!!

English
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Sati [7]3 years ago
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Answer: Because of his i<u>nflexible</u> attitude, the King had become a <u>menace</u> to his people. Although he had ruled for 40 years by <u>mutual</u> consent of his countrymen, the King had placed himself in an <u>advantageous </u>position by mounting a large army to defend his castle, and had secured great wealth and a very large kingdom.

               As the King looked down at his <u>gnarled </u>fingers, he realized that to <u>incite </u>the people with even more taxes would be foolish. At his age, and with his health failing, soon his sons and daughters would <u>inherit </u>his vast kingdom, and his more than <u>adequate</u> wealth. Why risk the chance of having opposing forces <u>descend </u>upon his castle?  To <u>enhance</u> his wealth at this time could only lead to disaster.

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