<span> - </span><span>In what </span>ways did Magna Carta support the rise of representative government in England?<span> ... Why </span>did<span> the kings of France seek to weaken church power in their lands?</span><span> ... because when the church had less power over the people, the monarch (king) had more over the people</span>
Explanation: The Magna Carta supported the rise of representative government in England because it was the beginning of England's constitutional laws and through it the protection of ecclesiastical rights was sought, that is, from the church to be independent of any matter related to the Government, as well as the right to freedom of citizens, the right of widows to choose if they wanted to remarry among others. Although this document as such was repealed by the Pope, it served extensively to advocate and fight for the right to Freedom.
This is a false statement. A wolfpack was a name given to a naval tactic where the involved vessels, which would be designated to be in the wolfpack, had designated roles they had to play.
Answer: Explanation: French colonists rarely established large plantations in North America, they were more interested in establishing commerce such as fur trade and exchanging fur for other French goods.
