The Magna Carta was important in English history because it: A) centralized power.

B) affirmed the divine right of monarchs.

C) granted the nobles the right to approve taxes.

D) established elections for government offices throughout England.

Which word most closely describes the type of government in edward bellamy’s looking backward

How did the united states’ approach regarding the japanese economy shift during the korean war? it focused on growth rather than reform. it focused on reform rather than growth. it focused on reform rather than stabilization. it focused on stabilization rather than decline.

The importance of judaism in modern western government is the: