Questions › Chapter 3: A long and illustrious history
Which TWO rules about Parliament and the monarch were set after William and Mary came to the throne?
Choose two answers.
- AFunding for the army and navy needed Parliament's approval every yearRight answer
- BElections for a new Parliament were required at least every three yearsRight answer
- CElections for a new Parliament were required at least every ten years
- DTaxes could be raised by the monarch without Parliament's agreement
Answer: Funding for the army and navy needed Parliament's approval every year and Elections for a new Parliament were required at least every three years
Parliament now had to be elected at least once every three years, and the monarch needed its approval each year for army and navy funding. Taxes also needed Parliament's agreement.
From chapter 3 of the handbook, "A long and illustrious history", section "A global power". Practice question 147 of 651, written in our own words.