3. How were Joseph II's policies similar to those of constitutional monarchies in England? (5 points)
He increased citizens' rights and freedoms, such as freedom of speech.
He claimed to have received his power from God, not the people.
He held the ultimate power and was the force behind most government decisions.
He strengthened the feudal system of nobles and peasants and widened the gap between
social classes.

4. How did Copernicus and Galileo build on the work of scientists in the Middle Ages? (5 points)

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3. How were Joseph II's policies similar to those of constitutional monarchies in England? (5 points)
He increased citizens' rights and freedoms, such as freedom of speech.
He claimed to have received his power from God, not the people.
He held the ultimate power and was the force behind most government decisions.
He strengthened the feudal system of nobles and peasants and widened the gap between
social classes.


4. How did Copernicus and Galileo build on the work of scientists in the Middle Ages? (5 points)

anonymous · Answer

A, Joseph the second never once claimed he ahd recieved power form god, it was passed down to him from his father, C is false as well,around Joseph II time the governement worked with the leader not all powerful, and even though d is partly true that he helped to make a wider gap between classes, A makes the most sense :)