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Does a absolute monarchy have a congress or a parliament as there governing body?
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∙ 11y ago
It Depends on The King is he wants to have a Congress or to become an Autocrat
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What is a direct monarchy and a limited monarchy?
A direct monarchy is a system of government where a monarch holds absolute power and makes all decisions without constraints from a constitution or parliament. In contrast, a limited monarchy is a system where the monarch's powers are constitutionally restricted by a parliament or other governing body, and they share power with other branches of government.
In a constitutional monarchy the ruler shares governing with an elected legislature or parliament?
true
Parliament's financial power was an obstacle to what type of government?
absolute monarchy
What type of government was an obstacle to Parliament's financial power?
absolute monarchy
Why did this kind of monarchy become known as absolute?
You forgot to mention what you mean by "this" kind of monarchy. But generally speaking, a monarchy becomes absolute when the mere 'will' of the monarch supersedes the rule and constaints of the law, Parliament or the judiciary.
What was dominant form of government after the Congress of Vienna?
The dominant form of government in Europe after the Congress of Vienna was the absolute monarchy.
What led England transition from an absolute monarchy to an constitutional monarchy?
It was the Civil War, where the Parliament declared War on the King. The Monarchy was abolished for about 10 years with Oliver Cromwell leading the country as a dictator. Afterwards, both Parliament and the Monarchy were restored, with the Monarchy accepting limited power.
What makes england a constitutiojnal monarchy?
England is a Consitutional Monarchy because the reigning monarch plays no part in Government and has very little political power. He or she is the Head of State, and does have the authority to approve the appointment of an elected Prime Minister and also theoretically to dissolve Parliament in an emergency (although in practice, this would never happen). But by and large, the powers of the British monarch are mainly ceremonial, and real governing authority lies with Parliament. Countries where the monarch DOES have real governing power are not Constitutional Monarchies, and those where the King or Queen has more power than Parliament are called 'Absolute Monarchies' (such as Thailand and Bhutan in the Far East). Britain was an Absolute Monarchy up until the Civil War of 1642 - 49.
Was the German government under Kaiser Wilhelm II a constitutional monarchy?
From 1871-1918 Germany was an awkward hybrid, a kind of absolute monarchy but with a parliament.
Was King Charles a monarchy or an absolute monarchy?
Absolute monarchy
A government with a king?
MONARCHY can be a constitutional monarchy, having a king or a queen, like in the UK, but also an elected parliament, and a government whose prime minister is actually governing, not the monarch.
What is the form of dictatorship in Bhutan?
Prior to 2008, Bhutan was an Absolute Monarchy (which is an absolute dictatorship). Currently, Bhutan is not a dictatorship, but a Constitutional Monarchy, with an elected Parliament and a Prime Minister and the King being an important Head of State.
