John Dryden’s poem "Annus Mirabilis" highlights which significant Restoration-era challenge and its resolution?

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England’s resilience in recovering from the recent plague and the Great Fire of LondonThe king’s success in suppressing ongoing Puritan oppositionThe church’s role in bringing unity to the people following the English RevolutionParliament’s efforts to limit the authority of the monarch

Explanation

Dryden’s "Annus Mirabilis" celebrates England’s strength in overcoming the devastating plague and the Great Fire of London, showcasing national recovery during the Restoration period. The poem does not focus on royal suppression of Puritans, church unity after the revolution, or parliamentary power over the king.