Question

Which is a way that monarchs gained legitimacy for their governments?


A. tradition

B. consumerism

C. direct democracy

D. mercantilism

Answer 1

D. mercantilism

Answer 2

Can you explain how you got that answer?

Answer 3

wait just a sec...im making sure :)

Answer 4

wait I believe its A. tradition

Answer 5

NOt A...

Answer 6

O_O not...omg...what is it then?

Answer 7

option D is correct.... because Mercantilism was a popular economic philosophy in the 17th and 18th centuries. In this system, the British colonies were moneymakers for the mother country.... and its main example is that of FRENCH REVOLUTION...



so i will click on option D here...

Answer 8

guess I was wrong....so it was D!?
never change your instincts...-_-
I should have stayed with D...

Answer 9

The answer is A. Tradition.
Monarchs justified their power by referring to tradition, royal blood lines, and divine favor as their reasons for being legitimate governors.

Answer 10

So is it A or D?

Answer 11

D, two people said d...so I would go with it
bu, what do you think it is?

Answer 12

am sure about my answer.... i will go with D here..

Answer 13

Mercantilism is an economic theory and has nothing to do with how monarchs justify their legitmacy. I am positive you are incorrect paki. The only answer that makes sense is A. Tradition.

Answer 14

I am going with D

Answer 15

@cjb393 lol

Mercantilism = the Main Economic System.. :)

Answer 16

and it was the way they gained legitimacy for their governments...

Answer 17

im going with @paki on this one...its d

Answer 18

mercantilism developed logically from the changes inherent in the decline of feudalism, the rise of strong national states, and the development of a world market economy.

mercantilism was in a sense a reaction to the absolute monarchy of the time, it CERTAINLY was not a justification of legitimacy used by monarchs.

Answer 19

@cjb393 paki's smartscore is 99...I believe what he is saying is true

Answer 20

on his name is also "The Immortal One"
he is boss at history...im pretty sure he knows what he's doing

Answer 21

o.O

Answer 22

XD

Answer 23

The titles don't mean anything to mean. Neither does the smartscore

Answer 24

@paki is the best one to go with he helped me on one of my tests and i passed so i would go with paki's answer.

Answer 25

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divine_right_of_kings

I believe the answer is A tradition.

Answer 26

The divine right of kings or divine right is a political and religious doctrine of royal and political legitimacy

Answer 27

Those are just part of labeling people and making us feel like we are not the same. I don't accept things like that. So if you don't mind @AskMeLotss , keep that out of here

Answer 28

-_- buddy...understand that smartscore means that they are either super good at this or that they need more work

Answer 29

Well now I see this as a problem between me and you. A point of difference in the way we see things

Answer 30

buddy...if your trying to tell me off, its not working, my job here is to help, not go around listening to a scolding by you

Answer 31

i like to settle things like that

Answer 32

@cjb393 it has nothing to do with the Divine right of kings...

Answer 33

okay im done. its D

Answer 34

Which is a way that monarchs gained legitimacy for their governments?

A. Tradition.

The divine right of kings or divine right is a traditional political and religious doctrine of royal and political legitimacy.

This answer makes way more sense than mercantilism.

Answer 35

exactly its d, why are we even arguing in the first place, look all I said is that smartscore just means you worked hard to get up to that point geesh, stop being a brat about it

Answer 36

It's not an argument. All i wanted to do was simple compare our points of view on the matter

Answer 37

GUYS.... posting a reply that is not relevant to the topic of the post is AGAINST the code of conduit of open study.... so be nice, please...

Answer 38

I agree with paki on this...goodbye

Answer 39

@cjb393 moderators here can see the DELETED comments too... so please, be positive...

Answer 40

just be nice all the way around

Answer 41

There was nothing negative in my deleted comment, just not relevant which is why it was deleted. Have a nice day, and I still think the answer is A.

Answer 42

which is the one i decided to go with. I went with A