France
It depends entirely on the year.
The road to democracy was more difficult for France than England due to factors such as deep-rooted social inequalities, centralized monarchy, and frequent political upheavals like the French Revolution. England had a more gradual evolution towards democracy through a series of reforms, a strong tradition of parliamentary governance, and a more stable transition of power. France's history of monarchies and revolutions created more challenges in establishing a stable democratic system.
France had a much stronger monarchy than England.
If we are talking about Great Britain: the Bill of Rights of 1689.
England was a monarchy until 1688 CE. While it was the monarchy state, parliament's power was limited by the ruler. After the Glorious Revolution of 1688, England became a constitutional monarchy and parliament had more power than the ruler.
First of all a Monarchy is when the crown is passed down through the family there is more than one country there is a list actually If you only need one then Saudi Arabia is a Monarchy. England is another monarchy hopee this helps
The houses of Parliament have the true power in England. Together, its members are more powerful than the royal family.
yes, because they have dictators in Monarchy telling them what to do. In the United States the democratic have more freedom they are more free than Monarchy.
No ruler will have more power than the parliament.
False.
During medieval times, the United Kingdom did not exist. England and Scotland were separate kingdoms, often at war with one another. England was usually more powerful than Scotland, but Scotland was sometimes allied with France.