Question

question 7 (1 point)
the \consent of the governed\ means
democratically elected
divine right of king
military power
heir to the throne
question 8 (1 point)
what does the \divine right\ of kings mean?
kings were supported by the people
kings were chosen for their leadership abilities
kings were in place through gods will and had unquestioned authority
none of the above

Explanation:

For Question 7: "Consent of the governed" is a core democratic principle where a government's legitimacy comes from the approval of the people it rules, which aligns with being democratically elected. The other options represent non-democratic, authoritarian or hereditary systems.
For Question 8: The "Divine Right of Kings" is a historical political doctrine that claims monarchs derive their authority directly from God, giving them absolute, unquestionable rule that is not dependent on the people or their abilities.

Answer:

Question 7: democratically elected
Question 8: Kings were in place through God's will and had unquestioned authority