The radicals of the English “Opposition” or “Country Party” believed that
A. humans were driven by money rather than by principle.
B. one person or even a few people could not be entrusted with governing because they would become corrupt and conspire against liberty to enhance their own power.
C. Parliament needed to be controlled by the monarchs and their ministers, because politicians could not be trusted.
D. history shows that power yields to liberty.
Answer:B
The radicals of the English “Opposition” or “Country Party” believed that
A. humans were driven by money rather than by principle. B. one person or even a few people could not be entrusted with governing because they would become corrupt and conspire against liberty to enhance their own power. C. Parliament needed to be controlled by the monarchs and their ministers, because politicians could not be trusted. D. history shows that power yields to liberty.