Which of the following is true of English society by the early 1600s?

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By the early 1600s, there was a growing problem of beggars and vagabonds in English society.

Answer: A 
 By the early 1600s, the right to trial by jury had been established.

Answer: C 
 By the early 1600s, the power of the monarch was limited by various laws and precedent.

Answer: D 
 By the early 1600s, the House of Commons had become more representative of the growing merchant and landowning classes, and titled nobles did not dominate it.

Answer: E 
 By the early 1600s, there were significant class distinctions in English society, with a powerful and wealthy landowning class and a larger population of farmers, laborers, and others of lower social status.

Which of the Following Is True of English Society by the Early