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Question 1

All of the following helped to shape liberalism except
 
  a. the rational outlook of the Greeks.
  b. the view that human wickedness was not caused by faulty environment.
  c. the Judeo-Christian respect for the worth and dignity of the individual.
  d. John Locke's natural rights philosophy.
  e. Montesquieu's theory of the separation of powers and of checks and balances.

Question 2

How did merchants and manufacturers respond to the economic tribulations of the fourteenth century?
 
  a. Increasing their prices
  b. Restricting competition and resisting the demands of the lower classes
  c. Blaming the Jews and persecuting them
  d. Pressuring the government to raise the prices of their products
  e. Adopting laissez-faire policies




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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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