Question

How did the growth of constitutional monarchy in England differ from the development of absolute monarchy in France, Spain, and Russia?

Answer 1

A: England was experiencing internal conflict between different political leaders, while France, Spain, and Russia were mostly at peace.
B: England was experiencing internal conflict between different religions, while France, Spain, and Russia were largely united under one religion.
C: England had a long history of kings ruling by divine right, while France, Spain, and Russia had monarchies that were relatively new.
D: England had achieved peace between its king and the people, while France, Spain, and Russia were experiencing internal conflicts.

Answer 2

i would say C

Answer 3

ok thank you

Answer 4

let me know if it is right

Answer 5

ok

Answer 6

Yeah its c

Answer 7

it says I got it wrong

Answer 8

Breh

Answer 9

A. England was experiencing internal conflict between different political leaders, while france, spain, and russia were mostly at peace

In an absolute monarchy, the king has absolute power, which means there will be very little chance for a conflict

Answer 10

ahhh true, that makes sense

Answer 11

Lol sorry about answering wrong I just read the question differently

Answer 12

my bad i read it wrong too

Answer 13

im sorry

Answer 14

its cool I still got a passing grade, thanks to both of you

Answer 15

you

Answer 16

can close the question

Answer 17

And your welcome Mija