The answer that is NOT accurate: "He instituted the Inquisition throughout the empire."
The Spanish Inquisition had been instituted by Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castille in 1478. Philip's reign in Spain came a century later, from 1556-1598.
The answer about "divine right to rule as an absolute monarch" is certainly true of Philip II, but we might want to be careful about assigning that idea as a Catholic idea only. In Philip's case, he certainly would have used it that way over against Protestant challengers. But in the course of history, rulers on both the Catholic and Protestant sides would subscribe to the idea of diving right monarchy.
<span>The two parts of the plot that take place in acts I and II of Macbeth are EXPOSITION and RISING ACTION
</span>Exposition - the beginning; the introduction into the story.
Rising Action - The events that progressively lead up to climax.
Answer:
While the document does acknowledge some of these rights, suggesting that these two ... rights record of the American government with respect to Native peoples, ... recognition of property rights will allow for special prosecution of people who ... Violating federal transparency law, the commission ignored career diplomats ...
Explanation:
Louis Joseph Chevrolet was born on Christmas day in 1878 in Switzerland. He was the founder of the Chevrolet Motor Company, and Frontenac Motor Corporation which manufactured parts for Ford.
