Answer: D. Greco-Roman principles have led to laws that are based on reason rather than God's will.
Explanation:
Based on the teachings of Roman and Greek scholars, certain issues were raised that would eventually lead to the formation of modern democratic thought. During the Renaissance, there was an "awakening" of ancient thought and individual freedom, and greater autonomy of man from politics and the church. Humanists also promote these ideas. The Enlightenment will also develop through humanism and the Renaissance. Enlightenment thinkers are even more committed to the separation of church and politics, to the separation and independence of citizens. Under the influence of such attitudes, democratic thought will begin to develop. Thus, the process began in the late XIV. century, but was influenced by ancient thought. Eventually it took shape in a modern form during the XIX. century.
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Explanation:
Monarchies originated for a newly founded society to function with a leader at the top. They originated at around 3000 BCE most likely in Egypt or Sumer and kings and queens held a divine status there and in many countries after them.
It is difficult to change a type of government in general because that requires changing many parts of how that particular society works. And since the monarch class holds most or all power in a given state it is very hard to convince them that they should stop ruling. This is why violent revolutions against absolute monarch rule happened many times in history.
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