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11 May, 22:55

In a monarchy, to what degree does the king or queen hold absolute power?

when elected

never

always

sometimes

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  1. 11 May, 23:24
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    The degree to which the king or queen holds absolute power under a monarchistic system of governance is always absolute. The king or queen has all say in terms of law, economics and military action when it comes to governing a land of people. Under this rule, the monarchs themselves believe that they have the "divine right" to hold the power that they do.
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