A justified belief is (Points

  1. A justified belief is (Points : 1)the expression of a view that may not have evidence supporting it. a confidently held belief
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  2. When is war justified? When is it not justified? Is it ever justified? What criteria can we use to judge whether or not a war is
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  3. Which of the following was a principle from the Magna Carta that impacted colonists' beliefs about government? (2 points)• the
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  4. When is war justified? When is it not justified? Is it ever justified? What criteria can we use to judge whether or not a war is
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  5. Which of the following was a principle from the Magna Carta that impacted colonists' beliefs aboutgovernment?(4 points) the
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  6. Categorize each quote from the passage in the chart below. Decide whether each quote more effectively supports the idea that the
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  7. Which of the following was a principle from the Magna Carta that impacted colonists' beliefs about government?(4 points)Response
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  8. Which of the following was a principle from the Magna Carta that impacted colonists' beliefs aboutgovernment?(2 points) the
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  9. Which of the following was a principle from the Magna Carta that impacted colonists' beliefs aboutgovernment?(2 points) the
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  10. Which of the following was a principle from the Magna Carta that impacted colonists' beliefs aboutgovernment?(2 points) the
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