The divine right of kings ended in England during the adoption of the Magna Carta.
transition of the Glorious Revolution.
writing of the Two Treatises of Government.
fighting of the Seven Years' War.

transition of the Glorious Revolution.

Explanation:

Divine Right of Kings is the belief that a King has a divine mandate from God to rule over the people.

This belief or system of government was widespread in England in the 1600s with King James I of England, but it ended during the transition of the Glorious Revolution

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