In the eighteenth century,the English constitution was
A) All these answers are correct.
B) unpopular in both England and America.
C) an unwritten document.
D) difficult to change.
E) based on "actual" representation of all individuals.

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The English Constitution was an unwritten document, consisting of laws, customs, and precedents, rather than a single, formal written document.

Answer: D
 The English Constitution was difficult to change, as it required extensive negotiation and consensus-building among different branches of government and levels of society. Constitutional reforms often took years or even decades to achieve.

Answer: E
 The English Constitution was based on the principle of "actual" representation, which meant that only property-owning males were allowed to vote and hold office. This excluded large segments of society from political participation and representation.

In the Eighteenth Century,the English Constitution Was