Britain's Social Structure Is Described as Being "More Fluid" Than

question 20

Multiple Choice

Britain's social structure is described as being "more fluid" than the rest of Europe. Which of the following is the most likely reason for that?

• A)They had a reformed national church.
• B)It had a less powerful aristocracy.
• C)It did not have the three-estate system of France.
• D)It had a highly regimented government bureaucracy.
• E)The lines between the classes were not as sharply drawn.

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