18. Who was responsible for taking care of roads in England?

Queen Mary Tudor

Explanation: Pre-1700, the British road network hadn’t experienced many major additions since the Romans had built some over a millennium and a half earlier. The main roads were largely the decayed remains of the Roman system, with little attempt at improvements until after 1750. Queen Mary Tudor had passed a law making parishes responsible for roads, and each was expected to use labor, which workers were obliged to offer, for free six days a year; landowners were expected to offer the materials and equipment. Unfortunately, the workers were not specialized and often didn’t know what to do when they got there, and with no pay, there wasn’t much incentive to really try. The result was a poor network with much regional variation.

there you go rlley hope this was the answer you were looking for but anyways have a lovely day *^-^*

the answer is b just took the test

the correct option is a

explanation:

the movement mainly consisted of white farmers from the south who sought the relieve of farmers from their hardship. hope this !

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