The Most Significant Objection to the Rule of James II

question 4

Multiple Choice

The most significant objection to the rule of James II was​ that he

• A)was openly Catholic.
• B)had no sons, ensuring a succession crisis.
• C)refused to allow parliament to meet.
• D)exiled his political opponents to the American colonies.
• E)wanted to force Scotland to join the United Kingdom.

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Definitions:

Tax Rates

The percentages at which income, purchases, or other financial transactions are taxed by governments.

Saving

Disposable income not spent for consumer goods; equal to disposable income minus personal consumption expenditures.

Deregulation

The process of reducing or eliminating government power in a particular industry, usually to create more competition within the industry.

Transactional Motive

relates to the need to hold cash for the purpose of conducting day-to-day transactions.