Why Was the Act of Toleration of 1689 Significant

question 19

Multiple Choice

Why was the Act of Toleration of 1689 significant?

• A) It opened the door for Protestants to hold public office.
• B) It gave all Protestants freedom of worship.
• C) It gave all Christians equal rights and opportunities.
• D) It acknowledged the need to tolerate Jews.
• E) It established High Church practices as the official form of worship.

Understand the concept, process, and importance of exit interviews and involuntary turnovers.

Identify and differentiate between core and non-core business tasks and decisions on outsourcing.

Understand key management theories including Management by Objectives (MBO) and goal-setting theory.

Comprehend Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and its application to motivation.

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Definitions:

Players Want

A term referring to the desires or needs of participants in a game or sport.

Coach

A person who instructs or trains a player, team, or individual, in a specific sport, skill, or academic subject.

Rich

Having a great deal of money, resources, or assets; wealthy.

Beautiful

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