Answer:
A. Evil can never truly hide itself.
Explanation:
"Evil can never truly hide itself" is the theme covered in this excerpt. This is because it shows that even if Hyde hid and did evil without anyone being able to solve it and even if that evil was in relation to himself, it would not be hidden and it would not be possible that this truth would never be discovered, because all the evil is perceptible at one time or another.
Ultimately the war was a struggle over how much power the parliament should have over the monarchy— so I’m thinking A? Sorry if I’m wrong.
Answer:
The people must remove any government that destroys rights
Explanation:
The passage emphasizes how all people have unalienable rights that need to be secured by their government.
It states how if any government becomes destructive and doesn't protect the rights, the people have the right to get rid of it and create a new one.
So, the main theme is that the people have to remove any government that destroys their rights, as they need to be secured.
