The queen of england may seem to outsiders as a figurehead, a relic of the past. but she has the power to declare war on other nations. england is governed by a parliament and a prime minister, however, that are elected by the people. england is what kind of democracy? a) constitutional monarchyb) liberal democracyc) participatory democracyd) two-party system

England is a a) constitutional monarchy.

Explanation:

In 1688, the Glorious Revolution led to a constitutional monarchy in Britain. In this form of monarchy, the sovereign excercises his or her authority according to the written or unwritten constitution -unlike the absolute monarchy. The United Kingdom is governed within a parliamentary democracy (where the Prime Minister is elected as member of parliament first, and then by the other members of parliament to occupy this role) under a constitutional monarchy in which the monarch is the head of state and the Prime Minister is the head of government.

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