Question

which of the following explanations about the origins of states best applies to the type of political system created by the U.S constitution
a.force theory
b.evolutionary theory
c.divine rights of kings theory
d.social contract theory

Answer 1

The people joined together to form a government. No force. No king appointed by a god. And it didn't just happen. They got together and wrote down how things were gonna be. Then each State ratified it and agreed to their part of the bargain.

Answer 2

According to the "divine rights of king theory" The divine right theory of government posits that a ruling authority, such as a monarch, derives power directly from God. As a result, the king is not answerable to the aristocracy, the church, the people or anyone else


As you are reading this, you should understand the meaning of "c" divine rights of king theory" hope I helped!

Answer 3

Did this help you understand?

Answer 4

yes it did, thank you!

Could you help me with a few more??

Answer 5

Which philosopher of the European enlightenment influenced the founding documents of American Goverment

a. Michael de Montaigne & Denis Diderot
b. Charles de Montesquieu & Mary Wollstonecraft
c. Thomas Hobbes & John Locke
d. Isaac Newton & Voltaire

Answer 6

@Kawaii_Potato

Answer 7

Sure I can , how many questions are left?

Answer 8

6 questions

Answer 9

okay! which program are you using? for what grade?

Answer 10

Connections Academy
10th grade

Answer 11

okay I am not in this program but I am willing to help!

Answer 12

Okay thank you, i posted a question in the comments above

Answer 13

crap I cant really find any information to give you! here's the best I can give , maybe it will help? I know not to post linked sites but if its willing to help then it shouldn't be bad! https://quizlet.com/53439166/chapter-5-flash-cards/

I usually try handing out extra information , just to help a little extra , let me know if this helps!

Answer 14

The single most important influence that shaped the founding of the United States comes from JOHN LOCKE, a 17th century Englishman who redefined the nature of government. Although he agreed with Hobbes regarding the self-interested nature of humans, he was much more optimistic about their ability to use reason to avoid tyranny. In his SECOND TREATISE OF GOVERNMENT, Locke identified the basis of a legitimate government. According to Locke, a ruler gains authority through the consent of the governed. The duty of that government is to protect the natural rights of the people, which Locke believed to include LIFE, LIBERTY, AND PROPERTY. If the government should fail to protect these rights, its citizens would have the right to overthrow that government. This idea deeply influenced THOMAS JEFFERSON as he drafted the DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
Hope this helps

Answer 15

They both helped thank you!!

Answer 16

You are not suppose to copy and past from sites , we also cant linked sites but some moderators , be nice and let that slip if its to help another , than just giving them the answer , @chevellemarie01 its your choice to medal kawaii but its against "COC" to copy and paste , even though everyone seems to do it on here , I'm just trying to be nice , cause there's a chance you can get either warned or suspended from openstudy

your welcome!

Answer 17

You decide to will get the medal , if you don't know how to , look to the right of our names and click "best response"

Then close this post and open a new and tag me then you can give another medal to whoever , cause its only 1 medal per post from per person. go ahead and meda @Kawaii_Potato since she/he gave more information , even if it was copied and pasted , she/he still explained more :)) still your choice!

Answer 18

Feel free to tag me and #@Kawaii_Potato whenever you need help , have a good one!

Answer 19

Sorry AvirlLavinge2017

Answer 20

I didn't mean not to explain my answer and sorry about the copy and paste

Answer 21

Your fine! @Kawaii_Potato just be carful when you do that , MOST moderators on here are really strict and can catch you easily and trust me they are really strict , there are some nice moderators but they still want you to follow the rule , your fine you can copy and paste , but try putting in some more detail where it doesn't sound like you didn't write that , just trying to make sure you aren't going to get in any trouble!

Answer 22

Your fine! @Kawaii_Potato just be carful when you do that , MOST moderators on here are really strict and can catch you easily and trust me they are really strict , there are some nice moderators but they still want you to follow the rule , your fine you can copy and paste , but try putting in some more detail where it doesn't sound like you didn't write that , just trying to make sure you aren't going to get in any trouble!

Answer 23

@AvirlLavinge2017 You can copy from other sites and post the link just make sure you give the site credit or the user.

Answer 24

Thank you AvirlLavinge2017 I will be more carful from
now on

Answer 25

@Awolflover1 I know that part but the moderators are strict , any time I would copy/paste they would get on to me , I'm just trying to help @Kawaii_Potato to not get in trouble , I was just saying , at least make it more detailed where they can tell you wrote it cause they can easily find where you got that information if you copied , you can copy kawaii , just be carful for whatever you do on here :)