The power that Parliament had over Henry VII was The power of the purse, or to spend money when he so chooses.
<h3>Parliamentary power in England</h3>
- It grew over the years and people clamored for more republican rule by the people.
- Extended to controlling the treasury before Henry VIII became king.
As a result of this, Henry VIII could not spend the money as he wished on wars and interests. He solved this problem however, when he seized the riches of the Catholic Church and set up the Church of England.
In conclusion, option D is correct.
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The Supreme Court requires a large amount of domain knowledge that takes years upon years to acquire. By letting a supreme court judge stay indefinitely, it lets the judges become subject matter experts and stay consistent in their rulings, which gives the perception that our highest court is predictable, knowledgeable and fair.
On the other hand, because the supreme court has become very politicized, this means that the party that is in charge when a new justice is appointed gets a disproportionate amount of control over the rule of law for an indefinite period of time.
<span>To prevent racial integration from occurring at the university of alabama, governor George Wallace </span><span>blocked the door to the institution..
George Wallace was known one of the biggest supporters for the Segregation. He believed that white and minorities students should never be allowed to study in the same room.</span>
Answer:
b is common sense but I could be wrong