Why Did Charles I Restore the Virginia Assembly

question 54

Multiple Choice

Why did Charles I restore the Virginia assembly?

• A) He needed tobacco revenues and the support of Virginia's planters.
• B) He wanted to democratize the British colonies.
• C) He hoped to strengthen the Anglican church in Virginia.
• D) He thought it would prevent Virginia from giving in to Spanish encroachments.
• E) He needed a divorce and the only way the Anglican church would grant one was in exchange for the restoration.

Grasp the concept and rationale behind outsourcing decisions in projects.

Acquire knowledge on assessing potential bidders' financial status.

Comprehend different contract types and their application based on project scope and cost uncertainty.

Explain the structure and components of a cost reimbursable contract.

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Definitions:

Identity Status

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Moratorium

A period of delay or suspension of activity, often used in contexts involving decision-making or legal agreements.

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Postconventional Moral Reasoning

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