Compared to other monarchs in Europe, kings and queens in England before 1600 were more democratic eve that both Henry VIII and Elizabeth II tried to introduced the absolutism and suspend Magna carta, still their power was less absolutistic than in the other countries that started introduction of absolutism
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During the Great Depression years, the Wagner act was passed which prevented employers from interfering with workers' unions and protests in the private sectors.
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They weren't strong enough to fend off hunger and attackers.
Explanation:
These were a series of laws designed to make American colonies more dependent on manufactured products from England. British authorities further enumerated a set of protected goods that could only be sold to British merchants, including sugar, tobacco, cotton, indigo, furs and iron.
