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The West Lothian question concerns parliamentary matters between England and what other countries?
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Is england a parliamentary country?
Yes
What kind of government is there in England?
Parliamentary Democracy.
What type of government does England have now?
Parliamentary Democracy.
What is the government system in England called?
Parliamentary Democracy.
What government did England have in the 1800s?
A Parliamentary Democracy
Who is the executive of England parliamentary government?
the Prime Minister
Parliamentary democracy with 60 million people?
england
What was the non-nobles assembly?
There were parliamentary houses representing commoners in various countries. In England it was the House of Commons. In France it was the Third Estate of the French States General. Some other countries had equivalent houses in parliament.
Is England autocracy?
England is part of the United Kingdom and is a Parliamentary Democracy and also a Constitutional Monarchy.
What is the type of govrnmet in England?
The United Kingdom (which includes England) has a Parliamentary Democracy government.
Why did England move in the direction of a parliamentary government while most countries on the continent embraced absolutism?
Magna Carta. In the 13th century the barons tried to limit the power of the king (King John of England, the usurper brother of Richard the Lionheart) and forced him the sign the above-mentioned document, laying the foundations of the first parliamentary (or constitutional) monarchy.
Why did England become a parliamentary country?
because that is what the people wanted
