Question
1. Thomas Hobbes and John Locke were European philosophers who influenced American founding documents with which theory?
A. social contract theory
B. divine right of kings theory
C. no taxation without representation theory
D. equal pay for equal work theory
A. social contract theory
B. divine right of kings theory
C. no taxation without representation theory
D. equal pay for equal work theory
Answers
Writeacher
1. Go to http://www.google.com
2. Type in <b>hobbes and locke</b>. Press Enter.
3. The answer is right there as soon as you press the Enter key!
2. Type in <b>hobbes and locke</b>. Press Enter.
3. The answer is right there as soon as you press the Enter key!
Jessica
Thanks!
Writeacher
You're welcome!
tj
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anon
tj is correct
Makkkksin
Jus took this practice test
And all the answers 100% correct is
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mona
thanks soooooooo mush there all right i got 100%
wtf people!!??
I just took the quiz and I got 73!!
Yall should really pipe down with the letters and give and ask questions!!
Yall should really pipe down with the letters and give and ask questions!!
Richard
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Suck It
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3.A
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5.D
6.A
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sksss
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the little mermaid
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bbygrl
confirmed
yoongi
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3. A
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5. D
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Suck it is 100% correct as of January 30,2018
Yandere_Wolfie
1. Thomas Hobbes and John Locke were European philosophers who influenced American founding documents with which theory?
A. Social Contract Theory
A. Social Contract Theory
Yandere_Wolfie
2. D. Those rights are natural and absolute
3. A. Congress can override a presidential veto by a two-thirds vote in each house
4. D. Imposing taxes on imports
5. D. The Supreme Court judges serve in their positions for life
6. A. The entity that makes and enforces public policy
7. A. They wanted the nation to have a unified currency
8. B. When laws must be in line with religion
9. C. Each state or local government can have its own policy on the same issue
10. B. Constitution
11. A. convince people that the constitution contained safeguards against government becoming too strong
12. B. It guaranteed certain freedoms and rights to the people
13. C. to outline the system of checks and balances among the three branches; the supreme court declares a law unconstitutional
14. D. The united kingdom is a parliamentary system where the prime minister is chosen by and its part of the parliament. This provides the prime minister with considerable legislative and executive power
15. B. Popular sovereignty and limited government
16. D. That the president is subject to far more constraints than the king is
17. B. The framers formed a bicameral legislature as a compromise between small states, which wanted equal representation in the legislature, and large states, which wanted representation based on population
18. A. Dividing power among the states and the national government would prevent any governmental entity from abusing its authority
19. A. creation of a public school system
3. A. Congress can override a presidential veto by a two-thirds vote in each house
4. D. Imposing taxes on imports
5. D. The Supreme Court judges serve in their positions for life
6. A. The entity that makes and enforces public policy
7. A. They wanted the nation to have a unified currency
8. B. When laws must be in line with religion
9. C. Each state or local government can have its own policy on the same issue
10. B. Constitution
11. A. convince people that the constitution contained safeguards against government becoming too strong
12. B. It guaranteed certain freedoms and rights to the people
13. C. to outline the system of checks and balances among the three branches; the supreme court declares a law unconstitutional
14. D. The united kingdom is a parliamentary system where the prime minister is chosen by and its part of the parliament. This provides the prime minister with considerable legislative and executive power
15. B. Popular sovereignty and limited government
16. D. That the president is subject to far more constraints than the king is
17. B. The framers formed a bicameral legislature as a compromise between small states, which wanted equal representation in the legislature, and large states, which wanted representation based on population
18. A. Dividing power among the states and the national government would prevent any governmental entity from abusing its authority
19. A. creation of a public school system
None Ya
Yandere_Wolfie is absolutely correct. Thank you!
Anonymous
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Karma Akabane
sometimes not taking 100 is ok, 1. it doesn't look like you copied others as much and 2. it's a practice its ok not to be perfect. besides i rather have a C over an F any day
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Wouldn't teachers be more suspicious of us if we all got the same one wrong rather than all getting a 100?
#5 is The supreme court judges the constitutionality of a law.
#5 is The supreme court judges the constitutionality of a law.
Devon
thanks so much yall.
Carly
Yandere_Wolfie Is still correct in 2022
Correct Answers
No. 5 is Law, not life. But the rest is true.