Based on the claims by James Madison about the separation of powers principle, he was most likely influenced by the Englightenment thinker, <u>Jean Jacques Rousseau.</u>
<h3>What did Jean Jacques Rousseau believe?</h3>
Jean Jacques Rousseau believed that political power should be as a result of popular sovereignty where the electorate decides on everything.
This means that the powers of the legislative, executive, and judiciary be separate and distinct but still rely on the people's will.
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Used the indian's land, fought with them and made them angry?
Answer:
D. Troubled
Explanation:
There are three key moments to identify the emotion that Augustine was feeling. First, he states that he was "weeping in the most bitter contrition". This means that he was crying because he was worried about the bad deeds he had done, and was thinking about repenting. Therefore, he was troubled by his thoughts of the sins he had commited and how to make up for them by repenting.
Second, when he says he was "checking the torrent of my tears", he confirms that before listening to the voice of the children he was crying, which indicates he was not feeling well and was troubled by his thoughts.
Third, Augustine states that reading the passage of the bible "by a light as it were of serenity infused into my heart, all the darkness of doubt vanished away". This explains why he was feeling troubled, as before reading he was feeling doubts about his faith and the passage reassured him gave him peace.
The above statement was False. Because Habakkuk expresses concern about the fact that God will use the Babylonian kingdom to judge Judah's sins.
Who warned the people of Judah?
Jeremiah was imprisoned overnight for prophesying against Jerusalem and all the cities of Judah (Jeremiah 19-20). This was a punishment for openly despising and ridiculing criminals.
According to Isaiah 7:4, it was Isaiah who advised King Ahaz during the Dark Ages when Pekah, king of Israel, and Rezin, king of Syria, invaded Judah.
Hence, habakkuk does not prophesied in judah after the babylonian invasion and does not warned that the lord sent the babylonians to punish his people.
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