Author Question: What is not one of the constraints the Declaration of Independence cites as necessary for a king to ... (Read 64 times)

asd123 · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

What is not one of the constraints the Declaration of Independence cites as necessary for a king to wield legitimate power?

a. A legislative branch that controls taxes
b. An independent judiciary
c. An advisory council
d. Civilian control of the military
e. Respect for the rights of citizens

Question 2

To address poverty in the United States, the government has used income transfers, which

A) require services to be rendered by the recipients in return for income.
B) are methods of transferring income from the relatively well-off to the relatively poor.
C) prevent the poor from escaping their low-income status.
D) put a portion of a person's paycheck immediately into savings.
E) have eliminated mass poverty in most regions of the country.