In a society ruled with the idea of divine right, what would cause people not to question the government?
a. people would always be happy with their government as long as they stayed religious.
b. only the government would have an army to protect the people from an invasion from other armies.
c. the king or queen would be too powerful for anyone to overthrow them
d. going against the ruler would be the same as going against god.

D

Explanation:

Divine right is the idea that a ruler deserves to govern because God or some other higher power said so or appointed that person to rule.

This is how many monarchs like Louis XIV of France tightened his grip on the French Kingdom.  Before his reign, the nobility often disagreed with the central authority of the monarch.  However, with Louis XIV, the monarch wasn't simply a man in a crown, but a ruler appointed by God himself- by extension, the King is God's will.  He became known as the Sun King- they all revolved around him.

Therefore, if you went against the King's will, you go against God's will.

Obviously, this only works in religious countries, which 17th century France certainly was.  On the contrary, in that same time period, The Dutch Republic, which was a leading country in religious tolerance and secularism, had no divine ruler, instead using a federal republican system.

judaism, christianity and islam, are all abrahamic religions and therefore have in common the hebrew idea of a single god which is the source of all morality. the idea of the covenant is only related to judaism, while dharma is a concept of indian religions and the four noble truths are basic principles of buddhism.

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