Which statement BEST describes John Locke’s argument against the “divine right of kings” theory of government? A. Kings cannot h
ave divine right because they are not officially part of the church. B. There is no scientific evidence supporting the existence of a divine right of kings. C. Divine right can only be claimed by those who afford basic rights to the people they rule. D. While kings have a divine right to rule, they are responsible for providing basic rights to their subjects.
There are several reasons why Assyrian warrior kings had such a great interest in writing and reading, but perhaps the main reason is that it allowed them to communicate more effectively.
