B. unequal system of taxation.
The gabelle, the taille and the tithe are examples of the unequal system of taxation in France under the Old Regime. The gabelle was a tax on salt, the taille a tax on incomes, and the tithe a tax paid to the Catholic Church. These taxes were paid by members of the Third Estate (the common people). The First and Second Estates (clergy and nobility) were exempt from most taxes, thereby placing an unfair burden of taxation on the Third Estate.
<span>What Tucker means when he says this is that the problem is not how to fix the current problems with the economic system. The problem is that we have a system that allows for this sort of inequality in the first place. Rather than seeking to bandage the problem we should look at the systemic issues and how it was allowed to become so unevenly distributed in the first place.</span>
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Olive oil was an all-purpose and essential product in the Roman world from 2nd century BC. Not only were olives and olive oil an important part of the Mediterranean diet and cooking process (and still are, of course) but the oil produced from pressed olives was also used for many other purposes.
Explanation:
1 - Charles II took the English throne
2 - James II took the English throne
3 - James II proclaimed religious tolerance...
4 - William of Orange came to England
5 - Parliament passed the Bill of Rights
