The correct answers are A)Elizabethan people also consider their health when choosing what to eat. D) "Elizabethans use (sage) because it is thought to sharpen the brain. E) [Sir Thomas Elyot] declares that mutton is the most wholesome meat you can eat.
The details that give explicit information about Elizabethans' beliefs about health were the following: "Elizabethan people also consider their health when choosing what to eat." "Elizabethans use (sage) because it is thought to sharpen the brain." "[Sir Thomas Elyot] declares that mutton is the most wholesome meat you can eat."
These people were called the Elizabethans due to the period in history where they live. We are referring to England when Queen Elizabeth I ruled Britain, from 1558 to 1603. That was a time of culture in which the English Renaissance produced many artists, poets, musicians, and play writers. It was also a time of mysticism when people attributed mystic explanations to natural issues. People believed in supernatural things that affected life on Earth. Those ideas influenced their beliefs regarding nutrition and medicine.
Laissez faire refers to an economic system that has little government interference. Advocates of this system belief that the economy does best when government does not get involved. Instead of the government keeping an eye on businesses, this system focuses on different companies to keep each other in check through competition.
Customs duties refers to tariffs. A tariff is a tax on an imported good. This makes goods from other countries more expensive.
Judicial Review is the idea that the Supreme Court gets to decide whether a law is constitutional (legal) or unconstitutional (illegal). This power was granted to the Supreme Court thanks to the court case Marbury vs. Madison.
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B. Banks failed because of their lack of cash reserves.
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I remember learning this a few years ago in middle school. Hope this helps! :P
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Railroad customers like the Hepburn Act because they provided the ICC with the ability to control the prices that the railroads charged.
