Unit Test Answers

In this passage, kings are being compared to

monarchs.

gods.

the people.

a judge.

Why does James I believe that kings are “justly called gods”?

Kings and gods are born to their positions.

Kings and gods only care about their own wants.

Kings have the same powers of a god.

Like a god, kings are accountable to the people.

According to James I, what powers do gods and kings share? Check all that apply.

They have the power to bring death.

They have the power to judge those they rule over.

They have the power to create the world.

They have the power to exercise divine power.

What is the most likely purpose that James I authored this document?

to convince the people he should be king

to force people to obey his wishes

to convince people to worship the king

to argue in favor of the divine right of kings

According to Domat, who established the government of France?

the king

God

the people

the public

According to the text, what must the people do?

obey the king in all matters

hold the king accountable for his actions

resist God when ordered to do so

submit to God unless the king objects

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