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Can you explain country had a stronger democracy at the end of the ninth century France or England and why?
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Which country do you think had a stronger democracy at the end of the nineteenth century France or England why?
Although the obvious answer is Great Britain, I would actually say France - the reason being that (especially in England) the class system effectively hamstrung any real democracy that was taking place.
Is England autocracy?
England is part of the United Kingdom and is a Parliamentary Democracy and also a Constitutional Monarchy.
What form of government does your country have?
This can be a variety of answers depending on what country you live in. America has a democracy. England has a monarchy.
Which country is still using democracy?
90% of wolrd countries are still using democracy eg- oldest democracy England Biggest Democracy- India Most successful Democracy- USA What do you mean by "still"
Country life in 16th century England?
Yes. There was Country life in Italy.
When did Ireland join England?
Ireland is a separate country to England and has not joined it.
Is England a democratic or republican country?
Yes. Britain is a Parliamentary Democracy.
Santa was originally a bishop in the 4th century in which country?
England
What country did Henry the eighth ruled?
England, in 16th century.
Which Country was NOT a leading opera center in the 19Th century?
England
Is England a dictatorship country?
No, England is run by an elected prime minister and parliament, and it constitutes a democracy. A dictatorship is run by an individual, or several, who were not elected and hold power through force.
Who was the reigning superpower of Europe in the 17th century?
England was the dominant European country in the early 1600s.
