Canon law: D. was based on religious teachings and governed many aspects of medieval life.
<h3>What is a law?</h3>
A law can be defined as the system of rules, principles, standards, and regulations, that are established, adopted and enforced in a community, society or court, so as to regulate the actions, behavior, conduct and testimonies of all individuals.
<h3>The types of law.</h3>
Generally, there are different types of law and these include the following:
- Just law
- Unjust law
- Canon law
<h3>What is
canon law?</h3>
Canon law can be defined as a set of ordinance and regulation that is developed based on religious teachings (ecclesiastical authority) which govern many aspects of medieval life.
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The concept of voting rights is based on the idea of "popular sovereignty" which says that people have a right to choose who governs them. This came about during the Enlightenment era.
In the story "Macbeth" the 3 witches told the prophecy that Macbeth would not be able to be killed by any man born from his mother's womb. Macbeth takes this as a sign that he can not be killed by anyone but we find out that Macduff was technically born by a C-section meaning that although he was born from his mother, he was not born traditionally and was considered to not be born by the womb. I hope this helped!
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The great depression resulted in a nation wide decrease in food, money and work. This affected peoples ability to pay taxes. Without the government getting money from the people there was no trade happening between the USA and other countries and that resulted in other countries losing essential products and harming them.
