The Theory of Absolutism Became Popular in the Seventeenth Century

question 34

Multiple Choice

The theory of absolutism became popular in the seventeenth century in response to:

• A)public distrust of the constitutional monarchy in England.
• B)the desire of the lower classes to be responsible directly to the king rather than to local lords.
• C)a desire for order after the chaos and war of the previous century.
• D)public distrust of the republican governance in the Dutch Republic.
• E)growing public concern about brigands and criminals that required a strong centralized government to control.

Analyze the impact of communication systems and practices on organizational dynamics.

Recognize the historical development of control methods within organizations.

Evaluate employee responses to organizational culture and control.

Comprehend the interconnectedness of organizational members and their roles.

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