The correct answer is; The United States Constitution.
Further Explanation:
Both Montesquieu and Locke can be described as enlightenment philosophers. They both had ideas and theories on how the government should be used to govern the citizens. When the writers of the constitution were gathered together, they put their theories in the constitution.
The Spirit of the Laws was written by Baron de Montesquieu. He published the book in 1748. The Two Treatises of Government of was written by John Locke. The book was published in 1689. He initially had the book published anonymously because he wasn't happy with that particular edition. He did not like the spelling errors and other printing errors. He had one other edition printed before his death but was still not fully happy. He hand edited the third edition and gave it to his friends to get published. He died before seeing the last edition published.
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The correct answer is C) The role of the pharaoh as a god.
The greeting from an ancient Egyptian letter that is reproduced above most accurately reflects the following aspect of that society: "The role of the pharaoh as a god."
That quote was taken from the book called "The Amarna Letters," written by William Moran. This kind of quote clearly expressed the divine category that the Egyptian pharaohs had in ancient Egyptian society. They were considered and treated as direct descendants of the gods, or the envy of the gods on earth. So people feared, love them, and treated as gods, in this particular view as a ruler.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) hired Clarence Darrow to represent John T Scopes.
The Scopes Trial was a famous case during the 1920's that involved whether or not the theory of evolution should be taught in school. This case was focused around the idea of how do religion and science mesh in the public school setting. The ACLU hired Darrow for this case due to his incredible background and success as a defense attorney in the US.
