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The Social Contract Quiz 4
1. Christianity made it impossible for men to be:
- Good Christians and loyal citizens at the same time
- Political leaders
- Soldiers
- Legislators
2. In a monarchy, who has sovereignty?
- The Church
- The people
- The king
- The people and the king share sovereignty
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