English, 09.09.2021 01:00 jayy2x41

Don't understand help thanks, I put lotta points Consider the following words:
King
Absolutism
Divine Right
What pops into your head as you read these words? Take some time to search the words. Click on some of the links and skim the articles, view the images, and maybe even preview some of the videos. In a well-thought-out paragraph (5-8 sentences) respond to the questions below:

What were your original thoughts on the words presented?
Did your thoughts change as you did some research? Explain.
How would you define each word?
What do you predict these have to do with life in the mid-1700s? (Think back to King Louis XIV)

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