What events contributed to the shift of power from the crown to parliament?

Virtually the power of the English crown never ceased to be, but over the years with the constant changes of the world, such as the parliamentary victory during the English civil war, and the so-called glorious revolution and the arrival of William of Orange, it could be said that this limited so much to the English crown, and deprived them of so much power, that at the moment they do not have permission to take money of the funds of Great Britain, whereas the power of the Parliament is who decides everything about England. The very power of the English crown is still in decline today, and the judiciary power can judge the monarchs.

Germany began the 1930s with an extremely weak economy, but the nazis soon established adictatorship; as a result, the government could pursue militaristic policies without fear of opposition. bycontrast, japan entered the 1930s with a relatively strong economy but a divided government; manypowerful japanese officials opposed military expansion.