Canadian coins bear an image of Elizabeth II and the inscription D.G.REGINA (by the grace of God, queen) . In which type of society did this type of justification of rule become established?

A) agricultural society
B) horticultural society
C) industrial society
D) postindustrial society

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Benedict Omache · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  The justification of rule by the grace of God became established in agricultural societies, where monarchies and the divine right of kings were common ways to legitimize authority. This concept reflects the societal structure where agriculture was the main economic activity, and rulers often claimed their right to govern was sanctioned by a divine power.

Canadian coins bear an image of Elizabeth II and the inscription D.G.REGINA (by the grace of God, queen) . In which type of society did this type of justification of rule become established?

A) agricultural society
B) horticultural society
C) industrial society
D) postindustrial society

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Canadian coins bear an image of Elizabeth II and the inscription D.G.REGINA (by the grace of God, queen) . In which type of society did this type of justification of rule become established?A) agricultural societyB) horticultural societyC) industrial societyD) postindustrial society

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Canadian coins bear an image of Elizabeth II and the inscription D.G.REGINA (by the grace of God, queen) . In which type of society did this type of justification of rule become established?

A) agricultural society
B) horticultural society
C) industrial society
D) postindustrial society