The correct answer to this question is "c. he demonstrated religious tolerance while other leaders did not." At the end of the reformation, the king of England compare with the kings of other European nations is that <span>he demonstrated religious tolerance while other leaders did not.</span>
I think the answer is
A. Southern plantation owners
According to the Bible, a king who was unfair and didn't put his people's welfare first was considered a wicked king and would not be supported by God.
<h3>What is the Bible?</h3>
This is the Holy Book of the Christians as it is believed to contain the words of Jesus and a guideline on how a Christian should behave.
Hence, we can note that in the Bible, a king who was unfair and didn't put his people's welfare first was considered a wicked king and would not be supported by God because he was considered to be the servant of the people.
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I would think so. King George’s taxing and overrule on our nation was a major part, and honestly the biggest reason the U.S went to war. The United States citizens wanted to be our own country, and free ourselves from the monarchy and taxation. ( I hoped this helped somewhat )
The Napoleonic code was not the first legal code to be established in a European country with a civil legal system.
