The answer in this question is Southern and central China. In the year nineteenth century in China and East Asia it was mainly in Southern and central China. On the graphic that is included in the question the British sphere of influence in the 19th century in East Asia and China was mainly in southern and central China.
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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.
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<span>The correct answer is B. Nobles could choose their own juries at criminal trials. That meant that they could no longer be unjustly imprisoned if they opposed the king or anything similar. They would stand trial and the trial would be fair because they would choose the jury so the jury wouldn't be someone who would just look to harm them and get them out of the way. </span>
