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Based on the passage, it can be said that King Louis was an epicurean who was least bothered about his subjects.
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- The expenditure that King Louis did on his own living made the entire kingdom suffer. He did not stop taxing the people of the kingdom even in times of distress and continued to enjoy all the pleasures even when the royal treasury was emptying rapidly.
- It was his notion that he deserved luxury and a pleasant life no matter how the other people lived.
Which of the following is an example of a molecule with different atoms?
Answer:
Hi, There! 
Here! your Answer Is Option B.
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Seine River and Rhine River
The correct answer is: Dane knows that <em>stress </em>is anything that challenges him psychologically or physiologically and warrants some type of adaptation or adjustment.
Stress is how our bodies responds to what we consider to be a threat. The body's capacity of defending itself are activated because the person is sensing some sort of danger approaching. That "danger" can be real or not, but the way our body reacts will be the same. When we feel stress, is our body trying to protect us from that threat.
Answer:d. libertarian
Explanation:
Libertarians are group of individuals who seek to promote and enhance political freedom where people have freedom of choice and are not bound by any rules and regulations that defines what they should do.
Libertarians don't trust authority and state power , they are very doubtful when it comes to how the government rule the country and pose it rules on people.
They don't support the ideas of people being restricted by the government on their own lives hence a libertarian will loose the idea of the government proposing to increase the taxpayer money cause that will mean government is dictating it authority over people and that is one of the things libertarian are against.
