Belief in the divine rights of kings means believeing that kings are chosen by?

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Allyssa · Answer 1 · 2021-08-28T05:04:14+0000

Answer:

God, or the gods.

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The divine rights of kings means that their power should be absolute, and any subjects must follow the king, as they are placed there by God, and being theist communities, whatever god imposes, the people should accept.

The divine right of kings was replaced by limited constitutionalism, democratically based government.

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