Battle of Jutland was the turning of world war I.
Answer:
Not necessarily.
Explanation:
The British were taxing the colonies due to their great financial loss protecting the colonies from the French during the 7 years' war.
The English Bill of Rights was written in the form of a statute. It was done so because it is a restatement of the things said in their Declaration of Rights, but this time as it was written down in statutory form, it became an official act, the law.
If this is the passage that accompanies this question:
<span>"In this manner, the sage governs people: Emptying their minds, Filling their bellies, Weakening their ambitions, And strengthening their bongs. If people lack knowledge and desire Then they cannot act; If no action is taken Harmony remains"
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Then, the quality desired in the above passage is weakness. The sage wanted to govern weak people, whom they can order around at will with fear of repercussions.