Gradualism, When Used to Describe the Creation of the British

question 49

Multiple Choice

Gradualism, when used to describe the creation of the British state, usually means that

• A) none of the historic events were unexpected.
• B) people in Britain slowly gained power over other kingdoms and people.
• C) authority is exercised by the government in moderation.
• D) state building issues were not as important as economic issues.
• E) state building issues were dealt with sequentially rather than simultaneously.

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