No group of people has ever gained freedom and later lost it by indifference or weakness. true or false?

Posted on September 27th, 2009 by admin

: No group of people has ever gained freedom and later lost it by indifference or weakness.
TRUE FALSE

2: Usually the chief of a tribe was chosen by the warriors and hunters for his ability to lead in war, in hunting, or in settling disputes among the members.
TRUE FALSE

3: The chief of early tribes met in council and elected their king.
TRUE FALSE

4: In 870, a band of people from Norway moved to Iceland to escape rule by kings.
TRUE FALSE

5: The government of Iceland is one of the most recently established republics.
TRUE FALSE

6: In Iceland, the people must attend the state church.
TRUE FALSE

7: All kings have been wicked and cruel.
TRUE FALSE

8: King John wrote the Magna Carta and submitted it to the people of England as a plan for improving the government of that nation.
TRUE FALSE

9: Out of the Magna Carta developed the jury system of Great Britain and the United States.
TRUE FALSE

10: King John’s promise that heavy taxes could not be levied except by consent of the people taxed was an important provision of the Magna Carta.
TRUE FALSE

hahahahaha! history is littered with empires that have crumbled from within and from outside powers. nothing new!The USA is being slowly destroyed from within ……..can we stop it?

3 Responses

  1. Laissez-Faire Guy Says:

    Open your history book and do your own homework.
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  2. allen a Says:

    hahahahaha! history is littered with empires that have crumbled from within and from outside powers. nothing new!The USA is being slowly destroyed from within ……..can we stop it?
    References :

  3. Nick S Says:

    true
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