During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, European aristocrats found themselves in general
a. more independent from monarchs than they had been during the Middle Ages.
b. no more or less independent from monarchs than they had been during the Middle Ages.
c. less independent from monarchs than they had been during the Middle Ages.
d. winning most of the civil wars that they fought against monarchs.
c
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A) Resentment and hostility toward the conquerors B) Social and cultural changes C) Civil war after the empire collapses D) Advanced technology E) New political structures
For the British, French intervention meant __________
A) a change in military strategy B) little change in their military strategy C) little challenge to their empire D) a new ally in the war effort E) fighting a two-front war, both in the colonies and in Europe
What was the fundamental difference between the two very influential views of Plato and Aristotle?
A. Plato emphasized ideal forms, while Aristotle believed in learning fundamental truths through induction and observation. B. Aristotle believed all things have an ideal form, while Plato emphasized observation and inductive reasoning. C. Unlike Aristotle, Plato believed that humans were inherently moral and would create a better society when basic needs were fulfilled. D. Plato was skeptical of humans' ability to create a government that fairly provided for the needs of all.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false