After Cromwell died in 1658, the English were ready by 1660 to restore:
a) the Anglican Church and the monarchy
b) the presbyterian church and diplomatic relations with Spain
c) the monarchy and diplomatic relations with Spain
d) diplomatic relations with Spain and the Anglican church
e) voting rights to catholic males

The answer is:  A - the Anglican Church and the monarchy

Explanation:

The Anglican Church and the monarchy was ready to be restored by the English in 1660.

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