The queen of england may seem to outsiders as a figurehead, a relic of the past. but she has the power to declare war on other nations. england is governed by a parliament and a prime minister, however, that are elected by the people. england is what kind of democracy? a) constitutional monarchyb) liberal democracyc) participatory democracyd) two-party system

England is a a) constitutional monarchy.

Explanation:

In 1688, the Glorious Revolution led to a constitutional monarchy in Britain. In this form of monarchy, the sovereign excercises his or her authority according to the written or unwritten constitution -unlike the absolute monarchy. The United Kingdom is governed within a parliamentary democracy (where the Prime Minister is elected as member of parliament first, and then by the other members of parliament to occupy this role) under a constitutional monarchy in which the monarch is the head of state and the Prime Minister is the head of government.

Work of National Constituent Assembly

Explanation:

the national constituent assembly is best remembered for passing the declaration of the rights of man and of the citizen in august of 1789 the national constituent assembly dissolved itself in 1791 passing government to the newly created legislative assembly