Question

select the correct answer from each drop - down menu. throughout the late eighteenth century and the early nineteenth century, most parts of europe had a monarch who claimed to have the right to rule from god. the monarchs accepted legitimacy led to peace and stability. however, philosophers questioned a monarchs right to rule because they believed that individuals should determine government through practices such as popular sovereignty. (the drop - down menu options for the second blank are liberal, conservative, authoritarian)

Explanation:

The first drop - down (not fully visible but contextually, monarchs in late 18th - early 19th century Europe often claimed divine right (from God) to rule. For the second drop - down, liberal philosophers of the time (like those of the Enlightenment and post - Enlightenment era) questioned monarchical rule as they advocated for individual rights and popular sovereignty (where people determine government, like in democratic ideals). Conservative philosophers would support monarchical legitimacy, and authoritarian is more about strict control rather than the ideological questioning of monarchical right based on popular sovereignty. So the correct option for the second drop - down is liberal.

Answer:

liberal