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Yes but we are now a constitutional monarchy, which means the powers the queen has are less than those of a full monarchy.
England, as distinct from Scotland, Ireland and Wales, has been a monarchy since Edward the Confessor became king in 1042 (perhaps earlier but the area classed as England varied way back then).
After the civil war and the execution of Charles 1st in 1649 England became a Republic, but invited Charles 2nd back to the throne and he was crownd 1661, all of England has been a constitutional monarchy until today,which means that the monarch is a titular head,with very little political power.
The power rests with the people who elect members of parliament to represent the district in which they live, as the U.S. elect their Congressman in a similar forum.
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FranNo, England is certainly not a republic. England is part of the United Kindom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, or UK for short. The UK is a Constitutional Monarchy headed by Queen Elizabeth II.
England (Great Britain) has no King at this time- the Monarch is the Queen- Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. When she steps down as Queen, her son Prince Charles is in line to become King of England.
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What type of government did England have in the 17th century?
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The Wars of the Roses in England increased the power of the?
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