Which was a characteristic of the English government of the 18th century under the Hanoverian kings?

A. Parliament had to be on guard against royal claims of divine right absolutism.

B. Parliament governed the country through a cabinet and prime minister

C. Whigs representing the working class and Tories representing the aristocracy engaged in constant conflict over national policies.

D. After centuries of development, the English common law was replaced by a written constitution.

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Kylan Bridges

13 June, 07:41

Which was a characteristic of the English government of the 18th century under the Hanoverian kings?

A. Parliament had to be on guard against royal claims of divine right absolutism.

B. Parliament governed the country through a cabinet and prime minister

C. Whigs representing the working class and Tories representing the aristocracy engaged in constant conflict over national policies.

D. After centuries of development, the English common law was replaced by a written constitution.

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Cameron Lin · Answer 1

The best option from the list would be that " A. Parliament had to be on guard against royal claims of divine right absolutism," since this period of rule was far more autocratic than the previous period.

Carley Cantu · Answer 2

It's not A it's B trust me i wouldn't lie to u and i wouldn't trick u like that kid it's B trust me