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Yes a country can be a monarchy and a democracy because a country can be ruled by a king or a queen and still be a democracy. Like Thailand it is ruled by a king or a queen but they are elected by the ppl. So the power still lies in thehands of the ppl :-)
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Is Canada's government democracy or monarchy?
Canada is both a democracy and a constitutional monarchy. The Queen is Canada's head of state.
Is ivory coast a democracy monarchy or a dictatorship?
Egypt is not currently a monarchy but a Republic. The country has not been a monarchy since the early to mid 1900's.
Is democracy good for every country?
Democracy is good because of the form government gave people more freedom.
Is Kuwait a democracy?
It's a constitutional monarchy. A democracy with a Monarchy. Kuwait is the top ranking Arab country with freedom of speech and the only Country in the Arabian peninsula with a Parliament and elections.
Is England a democratic or republican country?
Yes. Britain is a Parliamentary Democracy.
The united kingdom is a what kind of country?
The UK is a Constitutional Monarchy and a Parliamentary Democracy.
How does government work in Holland?
Holland has a king. However, the country is known as a parliamentary representative democracy as well as a constitutional monarchy. This means that the monarchy does not have complete control over the country.
What form of government does your country have?
This can be a variety of answers depending on what country you live in. America has a democracy. England has a monarchy.
What kind of governemnt is the UK?
The UK is both a Constitutional Monarchy and a Parliamentary Democracy.
Is UK a monarchy or republic?
The UK is both a Constitutional Monarchy and a Parliamentary Democracy. The current monarch is Queen Elizabeth II.
What do you call a country without a monarch?
A country that is without a monarch can be called a democracy. If a country has a monarch it would be referred to as a monarchy.
Can a country be both a monarchy and a theocracy?
no!
