Multiple Choice
The British government in the eighteenth century is generally regarded as successful because
A) A method was found-the cabinet system-to insure that the king and the Parliament worked together
B) Parliament at last succeeded in its goal of deposing the king and establishing a republic
C) The king and a small group of ministers succeeded in abolishing Parliament
D) All of these options are incorrect
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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