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d. Both A and B

During the Restoration, Parliament retained power over which of the following government responsibilities?a. Taxation
b. Lawmaking

NOT:
c. Religious authority

miv72 [106K]3 years ago

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The correct answer to the question is letter A: Taxation.

During Restoration, the Parliament was able to mantain power over taxation because it was one of the main concerns of population right before the Restoration because of the King's abuses regarding taxes.

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