Question

which of the following selections best describes england’s reaction immediately following the parliamentary army’s triumph?
a) relieved and satisfied
b) conflicted and nervous
c) overjoyed and motivated
d) horrified and angry
question 9 (10 points)
the latin phrase nullius in verba most closely means ______.
a) “to do is to know”
b) “take no one’s word for it”
c) “nothing is true”

Explanation:

1. For the first question: After the Parliamentary army's triumph (specifically the execution of Charles I), many in England were conflicted—some supported Parliament, but others were uneasy about the overthrow of the monarchy and the new political uncertainty, leading to a nervous, divided reaction.
2. For the second question: Nullius in verba is the motto of the Royal Society, directly translating to "take no one's word for it," emphasizing empirical evidence over authority.

Answer:

1. B) Conflicted and nervous
2. B) "take no one's word for it"