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Which was a characteristic of the English government of the 18th century under the hanoverian kings?
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The Hanoverian Kings were Protestant instead of Catholic. In 1701, British rule was passed to Sophia of Hanover so that the late Queen Anne's relatives could never take the throne of England.
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