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Why did some Americans view these actions as wrong?
Isolationists objected that the law would draw the United States into war.
Why did some Americans view these actions wrong?
Isolationists objected that the law would draw the United States into war.
Why did Parliament force the monarch to sing the petition of right?
Parliament presented Charles I with the Petition of Rights because they objected to his actions.
Why would have john Locke have objected to the committee of public safety's actions during the reign of terror?
John Locke would have objected to the Committee of Public Safety's actions during the Reign of Terror because he strongly valued individual rights and the protection of life, liberty, and property. The Committee's use of violence and mass executions undermined the social contract that Locke advocated, which emphasized government as a protector of citizens rather than a source of oppression. Additionally, Locke believed in the necessity of rational governance and due process, both of which were severely compromised during the chaotic and authoritarian measures of the Reign of Terror.
Which element of fiction is based on the traits and goals that strongly direct a character's actions?
theme
Why did the colonists object so strongly and stand so firm against the actions of parliament?
loyalists
What do you understand by authority and power?
Authority and power are two interrelated concepts. Power regards the ability to commit an action. Authority is the granted legitimacy to carry out such actions.
What does Stanley milgram's agency theory of obedience mean?
Milgram suggested that, when faced with legitimate authority, people enter an agentic state. That means that they act as an agent of the authority. All perceived responsibility is handed on to them. This means that a person may obey requests to do things that they would normally have objected to.
Which type of authority is based on the actions words or deeds of the principal?
The type of authority based on the actions, words, or deeds of the principal is called "apparent authority." This occurs when a principal's behavior leads a third party to believe that an agent has the authority to act on their behalf, even if such authority has not been formally granted. Apparent authority can create binding obligations for the principal, as it relies on the perceptions formed by the third party.
If an agent has express authority he or she has?
The authority to act on behalf of the principal as specifically granted in a written or verbal agreement. This authority may be limited to certain tasks or actions as outlined by the principal.
Why did the colonists object so strongly and stand o firm against the actions of parliament?
Colonists in the sons of liberty harassed customs workers, stamp agents and sometimes royal governors
What honors people with actions or words to show respect and authority for achievements?
Customs
