Answer:
Natural state of men was too free. Need for governments to maintain law and order.
Explanation:
John Hobbes believed that the 'natural state' of men and women was too free. It was necessary for societies to form organisations/governments to maintain certain restrictions and limitations for men and women so that everyone enjoyed equal rights and freedom.
In this way, governments were formed from a state of nature because humans have the tenancy to do both good and bad when too much of freedom is given to them.
Yes, I find this argument compelling because without an organisatinal body, humans would do whatever they want to do. Certain rules and regulations should be maintained so that no one subjugates another individual.
Answer:
Colony Tingi that was separated from Iberia by the Strait of Gibraltar.
Explanation:
Iberia is the name of the part known as the Iberian peninsula, today part of Spain.
In ancient times, Tingi or Tingis was the important port on the Atlantic Ocean and the continent of Africa. <u>Tingi has later become Roman Colony nearest the Iberia. The only thing that separated Iberia from Tingi was strait called today the Strait of Gibraltar. </u>
Tingi exists today as the city in Morocco by the name of Tangier.
Most likely all of the above. if that’s not an option then maybe leave out attending college
The answer is: c. They show that the Court has expanded the groups that can expect equal protection of the law
In the past, the protection of the law only specifically mentioned for Male citizens who belong in racial majority.
Over the centuries, the court keep expanded the groups that can achieve protection by the laws (such as women and minorities) and started granted them with various rights which previously only owned by white male citizens (such as the right to vote)
John Rolfe was the colonist who brought tobacco seeds and first grow tobacco in Virginia.
The following were the results of tobacco:
profit in Virginia, conflicts with American Indians over land, an influx of indentured servants and the establishment of the Headright system.
