Although to them it seemed that these ideas would<span> help them break away from </span>
B is the answer because some young priest gave the Bible in like “English” so the ppl could read it and know what’s expected of them
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The answer is Thomas Hobbes. Thomas Hobbes believed that only a powerful government could protect society. He also advocated that when people became citizens of a government they entered a social contract with that government to avoid the chaos of the world or what he called the “state of nature”. It was Thomas Hobbes ideals that supported an absolute monarchy or government having absolute power. He would not have agreed with leaders being elected by citizens or the U.S. consitiution preventing an individual from having absolute power over the government.
I think I am not sure tho
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be the one regarding "Henry Clay convincing Congress to elect Adams of Jackson," since this was viewed as going against the democratic process. </span></span>
The excerpt from "The Girl Who Silenced the World for Five Minutes" which expresses an opinion is - I wonder if they will even exist for my children. Assuming the other options are starving children around the world, countless animals dying across this planet, and holes in the ozone, then the only correct answer is the one above. The remaining options are facts, whereas the correct option is her personal opinion about the subject she is talking about.
