Britain May Have Been on the Verge of a Violent

question 18

Multiple Choice

Britain may have been on the verge of a violent revolution in the 1830s. One crucial factor that helped to avoid a revolution was:

• A) the high quality of its standing army.
• B) the institution of Parliament.
• C) the world's first professional police force.
• D) the English sense of deference and attachment to their Lords.

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