A system for collecting taxes and rents from the population in which the state grants the right of collection to private individuals is referred to as ____________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s)
Answer: Tax farming
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Discuss the different definitions of republicanism that emerged in the new American republic. What elements did Americans believe were necessary to ensure the success of a republican government? Explain how these views were reflected in the creation of both state and national governments between 1776 and 1783.
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The Donation of Constantine was ______________.
A. when Constantine donated the Papal States to the bishopric of Rome B. a statement that Constantine allegedly made, empowering the pope to rule over both church and state in the West C. a forged document that transferred authority from Constantine to Silvester in the fourth century D. a promise by Constantine to maintain the most magnificent cathedral in Christendom in Constantinople E. a promise of land to all the church dioceses to make all of them equal under the law
What was a major difference between western environmental movements and environmentalists in developing countries?
a. Western environmentalists cared only for the environments of their own countries; environmentalists in developing countries cared for the whole planet. b. Western environmentalists lacked the popular base of support that environmentalists in developing countries had. c. Western environmentalists were concerned more with issues of pollution and limiting growth; environmentalists in developing countries were more concerned with food security and social justice. d. Western environmentalists were more concerned about people; environmentalists in developing nations were more concerned with species of animals.
In the 1920s, "welfare capitalism"
A. required corporations to provide some relief for unemployed workers. B. encouraged employees to form single-industry labor unions. C. gave workers a measure of control over their industry. D. forced workers to donate much of their salaries to the less fortunate. E. was a paternalistic approach used by corporate leaders on their workers.