For Question 15: "A society begins to decline only when its politicians become corrupt. If any member of society's elite is corrupted, revolution will follow. No one in Qarth is corrupt

decline → p-corrupt (→) e-corrupt → revolution

q/e-corrupt

q/decline

If no one is corrupt, then neither the elite nor the politicians can be corrupt. Therefore, Qarth will not begin to decline."

Is it possible the Revolution can still follow despite society not declining and nobody on Qarth being corrupt?

I hope the handwriting could be just a little more legible for future lessons. Trying to grasp new material while also trying to decipher the writings disorients my senses and I feel it's slowing down my comprehension of the material. 😞

Somebody, please explain how E isn't the correct answer again?, The Question asks Which of the following questions was most likely to be considered in the ruling Charrier Vs. Bell? The passage clearly states Common Law doctrine of Abandonment was used to reach the ruling determination. The common law doctrine of abandonment is explicitly concerned with What can legally be considered to be abandoned property. IDk I'm a little lost