Results for: Monarchism
In Monarchy

What is a monarch?

A monarch is a single person in whom executive authority is vested. The position is often hereditary but has been elective (the Holy Roman Emperors and Kings of Poland were el… (MORE)
In History of Europe

What is monarchism?

A form of government in which ultimate authority rests with a single person, known as a monarch.
In History, Politics & Society

What did monarches do?

They're job was to rule countries, such as Britain etc. They were included in politics, taxes . But over the last century it merely become a tradition and do much less than t… (MORE)
In Books and Literature

What does a monarch do?

a monarch rules all by him or herself without a vote or may be a one-party candidate.THe monarch has all control of his or her own country.
In Butterflies and Moths

Why is the monarch butterfly called Monarch?

Monarch means King, or Queen. The early North American settlers called them King Billys, after William of Orange, who became the English King in 1689.
In Monarchy

WHAT DID monarchs DO?

They ruled the country in which they were Queen. Their job was to rule and protect their country from poverty and war.
In Monarchy

Where is a monarch?

Your question is not clear. Many nations have monarchs. Many fewer do than in the past but it still exists. In Europe alone there are monarchs in Spain, Belgium, the Netherlan… (MORE)
In Monarchy

Why monarch converted into absolute monarch?

Monarchy converts into Absolute Monarchy because it was wished to form a monarchical form of government governing authority as head of state and head of government (taking rul… (MORE)
In Monarchy

How does the monarch of the UK become the monarch?

If they are related to any part of the Royal family when they are born, they go into the Line of Succession. If a girl is in the Line of Succession and a baby boy is born, he … (MORE)
In Uncategorized

Why were the kc monarchs called monarchs?

Kansas City has been host to the American Royal Livestock Show heldin Kansas City every year since 1899. The name "Monarchs" (meaning'kings') was in all probability chosen bec… (MORE)