The doctrine by which government is created by the people AND for the people.
The idea was first developed by the Enlightenment philosophers who belied that the basic building block of Western society was a "social contract" wherein people would give up some of their liberty in return for protection by the government.
The <span>Boston Massacre and the enactment of taxes under the Townshend Acts began huge protests across the colonies.</span>
Answer:
Inquisition
Explanation:
Inquisition included torture, to be able to extract a full confession.
<span>He thought they weakened the power of the United States Congress.</span>
Answer: Western civilizations have unbreakable ties to Judaism.
Explanation:
Judaism, as the oldest monotheistic religion, greatly influenced Christianity as the dominant religion of Western civilization. Elements of Judaism are accepted in dogmatic understandings of the Western world, so the Old Testament is a direct Judaism product and is an integral part of Catholicism. The suffering of Jews during World War II also formed certain connections with the Western world. The general notion of freedom began to be viewed through the prism of the Holocaust against the Jews. Many scholars, artists, and politicians from the ranks of the Jews brought the Jewish tradition, culture, and history closer to the peoples of Western civilizations.
