After being restored to the throne in 1660, how did Charles II govern the kingdom?

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By exercising total and unchecked royal authority akin to his father's ambitions.By ruling under strict and harsh military tribunals.By respecting Parliament's authority as the supreme legislative body.By controlling only limited regions such as London and Oxford.None of the above.

Explanation

Charles II, upon his restoration in 1660, acknowledged the supremacy of Parliament and governed with respect to its legislative powers. He did not wield absolute power like his father nor rely on military courts, nor was his rule geographically limited.