Explain Why England Have A Single Codified Constitution

What is the constitution? “the system of fundamental principles according to which a nation, state, corporation, or the like, is governed” ( ). Unlike most countries, England does not have a single codified constitution, rather it operates with the acts of Parliament or law reports of the court. Historically, the United Kingdom had the Magna Carta in 1215 that established the principles and guidelines of the rulers at the time and laid the foundation for constitutional government. Eventually the Bill of Rights would emerge in 1628 using the Magna Carta as a platform to establish basic human rights laws, built primacy over the monarchy and allow the house of commons to have free elections, etc. In essence, over the past century, there has