4 comments on “HELLPPP with European History! Please?”

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  ay celeste regalame un gol

  September 9, 2010 at 2:07 am

  I’m a poli sci major so I’ll help you on on Hobbes and Locke.
  21. A
  Not B because in his view the natural rights were: life, liberty and property
  Not C because he never said that, trust me
  Not D because he thought the EXACT opposite of the state of nature.

  22. C Locke thought that if a ruler decided to seek absolute power then the people had the right AND duty to kill such Rulers. Hobbes did not think people had the right to rebel.

  B is right though. Locke though that in the state of nature things were mostly peaceful and if there was violence it was ended shortly by others. But C is more of a major reason.
  Not A Locke did not reject the notion of a social contract
  Not D Hobbes was very materialistic. To say that he rejected private property is ridiculous.

  I know the some of the rest but I’m not your HW buddy

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  Stefy

  September 9, 2010 at 2:12 am

  18. E I think. I know A is true for sure and I think D is too
  19. D
  20. Well they did have the whole fast and effective ship making so I’d say D
  21. A
  22. C or D… although I go with C.
  23. A. Austria and France allied and Great Britain and Prussia
  24. B

  Welcomes

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  Dark Mistress RIP JD S

  September 9, 2010 at 2:16 am

  18. The so-called Glorious Revolution
  a. brought a foreign dynasty to the English throne
  b. led to the establishment of a standing army in England
  c. gave the new king greater authority, in order to stabilize the country
  d. confirmed that the gentry controlled England
  e. a and d

  E I believe (Established a Dutch Dynasty, and the gentry increased their power)

  19. The great naval power of the eighteenth century was
  a. France
  b. the Netherlands
  c. Spain
  d. England

  D for sure

  20. In the late seventeenth century the United Provinces
  a. succumbed to the absolutism of the Stadholder
  b. was crippled by having to maintain both land and naval power
  c. had one of the most powerful landed aristocracies in Europe
  d. b and c

  I’m not sure on this one, I know they had one of the strongest navies at this time. I say D, but I’m not sure on this one:) Not A.

  21. Thomas Hobbes believed that
  a. all political authority must reside in an absolute and sovereign power in order to restrain the natural warlike impulses of human beings
  b. the natural rights of all human beings include freedom of expression
  c. the will of the state may be exercised only with the approval of the majority
  d. the natural state of human beings is one of freedom, equality, and peace

  A for sure

  22. A major difference between the ideas of Thomas Hobbes and John Locke is that
  a. Locke rejects the idea of a social contract
  b. Locke thinks that humans live peacefully in the state of nature
  c. Hobbes believes that the ruled have no right to rebel against the sovereign
  d. Hobbes rejects private property

  C I believe

  23. In the Seven Years’ War the main lines of conflict were
  a. Austria vs Britain, and France vs Prussia
  b. Austria vs Russia, and Prussia vs France
  c. Austria vs Prussia, and Britain vs France
  d. Austria vs France, and Britain vs Russia

  C for sure (The British fought the French in North America – It was called the French and Indian War in the US, while Prussia fought Austria in mainland Europe, and made its major gains there:))

  24. The terms of Peace at Hubertusburg
  a. punished Prussia severely
  b. allowed Prussia to keep Silesia
  c. returned Silesia to Austria
  d. returned Saxony to Prussia

  B Prussia kicked butt in that war:P

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  Pakman

  September 9, 2010 at 2:57 am

  18.The so-called Glorious Revolution
  a.brought a foreign dynasty to the English throne
  b.led to the establishment of a standing army in England
  c.gave the new king greater authority, in order to stabilize the country
  d.confirmed that the gentry controlled England
  e.a and d

  19.The great naval power of the eighteenth century was
  a.France
  b.the Netherlands
  c.Spain
  d.England

  20.In the late seventeenth century the United Provinces
  a.succumbed to the absolutism of the Stadholder
  b.was crippled by having to maintain both land and naval power
  c.had one of the most powerful landed aristocracies in Europe
  d.b and c

  21.Thomas Hobbes believed that
  a.all political authority must reside in an absolute and sovereign power in order to restrain the natural warlike impulses of human beings
  b.the natural rights of all human beings include freedom of expression
  c.the will of the state may be exercised only with the approval of the majority
  d.the natural state of human beings is one of freedom, equality, and peace

  22.A major difference between the ideas of Thomas Hobbes and John Locke is that
  a.Locke rejects the idea of a social contract
  b.Locke thinks that humans live peacefully in the state of nature
  c.Hobbes believes that the ruled have no right to rebel against the sovereign
  d.Hobbes rejects private property

  23.In the Seven Years’ War the main lines of conflict were
  a.Austria vs Britain, and France vs Prussia
  b.Austria vs Russia, and Prussia vs France
  c.Austria vs Prussia, and Britain vs France
  d.Austria vs France, and Britain vs Russia

  24.The terms of Peace at Hubertusburg
  a. punished Prussia severely
  b.allowed Prussia to keep Silesia
  c.returned Silesia to Austria
  d.returned Saxony to Prussia