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23 July, 00:25

How did the monarchy of England after the Glorious Revolution differ from those in continental Europe

A.

The royal line was passed down according to church decision rather than birthright.

B.

The king of England had no authority above him, but other European monarchs were under the dictate of the church.

C.

Other monarchs of Europe were head of state and church, but the king of England was not.

D.

In England, the king's power was limited by a constitution and parliament

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