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What made Britain's constitutional development distinctive compared to France and the USA?

It remained unwritten

Who did the Act of Settlement (1701) designate to inherit the throne after Anne?

Sophia, Electress of Hanover

What did the Act of Settlement (1701) demonstrate about Parliament's authority?

Power to determine royal succession

When did Queen Anne die and who succeeded her as planned by the Act of Settlement?

1714; George Ludwig, Elector of Hanover

What did the Divine Right of Kings theory hold in 1603?

Monarchs derived authority directly from God

Where was philosopher Thomas Hobbes from?

Malmesbury, Wiltshire

How did Locke's social contract theory differ from Hobbes regarding a tyrannical monarch?

People released from duty to obey if king fails

When did John Locke publish Two Treatises on Civil Government?

1689

What did 'King-in-Parliament' mean by 1702?

Monarch working with triennial parliaments

How was Britain's limited monarchy unusual in Europe at this time?

Most European states moved toward absolutism

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