The two liars in the rhyme above is Jane and Jack because as you analyze the sentences above and try to connect the dots, it is Jane and Jack who are lying as the sentences goes on circles. So the two liars in the rhymes is Jane and Jack while the others are not.
The correct answer is D. Popular sovereignty
Explanation:
Popular sovereignty is a political doctrine in which government and other political and administrative decisions derive from citizens. This usually implies citizens elect representatives and have a great influence on politics.
This principle is the one people lack in the passage because the author describes people who cannot manage public affairs "has kept us in a sort of permanent infancy with regard to public affairs". This means people are not deciding over government or internal administration and therefore there is no popular sovereignty.
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E Non memini quid hapapeneda. E. S. Non creditis quia retro in bigas.
