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England was historically run as a monarchy, where the king or queen held supreme authority, supported by a system of nobles and lords. Over time, particularly after the Magna Carta in 1215, the power of the monarchy was gradually limited, leading to the establishment of Parliament, which represented the interests of the people and the gentry. This developed into a constitutional monarchy, especially after the Glorious Revolution of 1688, where the monarch's powers were further curtailed in favor of parliamentary democracy. Today, England is part of the United Kingdom, with a parliamentary system that combines both a constitutional monarchy and democratic governance.
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Can you run for president in England?
no you cant run for president in England because they are ruled by a king
What countries were run by anarchy?
England
Does England run the world?
It used to.
Why England has not ministers?
because it not the ministry which run the country the parliament of England and the queen judges them
Why are the pennines called the backbone of England?
Because they run down the centre of England like a backbone.
How is England run?
By a Government under rule by a Monarchy
What city in England does the equator run through?
none
Does the international date line run through England?
No.
How old must you be to run for president in England?
England does not have a president, nor does it have an age requirement on its government members.
Does the prime meridian run through Greenwich England?
Yes, it does.
In 1804 England built the first what to run on rails?
Locomotive
What did early New England use to run their machines?
Its waterfalls
