Concept:The incident refers to a plot by Queen Jezebel to have Naboth falsely accused so that King Ahab could take possession of his vineyard.
Explanation:Naboth owned a vineyard near the palace of King Ahab.
Ahab offered to buy it or exchange it for a better vineyard, but Naboth refused because it was his family inheritance.
This made Ahab sad and moody, so his wife Jezebel decided to help him obtain the vineyard.
She wrote letters in Ahab's name, sealed them with the royal seal, and sent them to the elders and leaders of Naboth's city.
The letters instructed them to proclaim a fast and place Naboth in a high and prominent position among the people.
After that, two false witnesses were brought to accuse Naboth.
The false charge levelled against Naboth was that he cursed God and the king.
Based on this false accusation, Naboth was taken outside the city and stoned to death.
This allowed Ahab to take over Naboth's vineyard after his death.
Answer:Naboth was charged with cursing God and the King. Hence, the correct option is
B.