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17th-century England had a Parliamentary monarchy. A Parliamentary monarchy is a state headed by a monarch who is not actively involved in policy formation or implementation (i.e., the exercise of sovereign powers by a monarch in a ceremonial capacity)
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In the 1600s what was englands grovernment becoming?
A monarchy
Delwares type of government in 1600s?
representative government
What type of government did the northern New England colonies have in the 1600s?
represenitive
Tudor englands government?
a monarchy
What is Tudor englands government?
monarchy
What is the address of Englands government?
England does not have it's own government, it is governed by the UK government.
What type of government did Pennsylvania have in the 1600s?
Charter of Privileges was the proprietary government that was established upon the basis, which it continued to 1776.... im 1OO% correct . :)
How did new englands colonist participate in their government?
How did New Endland colonists participate in their government
The agricultural changes that took place in England during the 1600s contributed to englands later industrial development by?
Producing more food with fewer workers
What government did Virginia have in 1600s?
Aristocracy
How is the US governments like englands?
a good government and nation and people
Type of government in new york in 1664?
Spain was a monarchy ruled by Phillip III, Phillip IV, and Charles II during the 17th century.
