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Where did monarchs get their power?
Where did the Monarchs get there Power
Where did monarchs get power?
Where did the Monarchs get there Power
How did the monarchs justify and maintain their power as the sole leader of their kingdom?
Monarchs often justified their power through the concept of divine right, claiming their authority was granted by God, which discouraged rebellion and reinforced their legitimacy. They maintained control by establishing strong central governments, utilizing loyal advisors, and controlling military forces to suppress dissent. Additionally, they engaged in patronage systems, rewarding loyal subjects and nobility to secure their support. Cultural and religious institutions were also co-opted to promote the monarch's image as a benevolent ruler.
How do absolute monarchs differ from constitutional monarch in their ability to use power?
the power of absolute monarchs is unlimited
Louis XIV maintained complete authority as monarch by?
Executing the previous monarchs entire family
Why why absolute monarchs believe they were justified in exercising absolute power?
because during that time period it was widely aknowledged that they were chosen by God to rule, due to this they percieved themselves to far superior to everyone else, subsequently the were able to condone what they did.
Why did absolute monarchs believed that they were justified in exercising absolute power?
because during that time period it was widely aknowledged that they were chosen by God to rule, due to this they percieved themselves to far superior to everyone else, subsequently the were able to condone what they did.
Is nuclear power maintained or sustained?
maintained.
How did the absolute monarchs exercise their power?
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What was the movement that questioned the power of monarchs?
Republicanism.
How did monarchs justify and maintain the power?
they didnt!
What were John Locke's ideas about gorvernment different from the theory of the divine right of monarchs?
He supported the principle of popular sovereignity. He claimed that the source of all political powershould be the people: the legitimacy of the state is created and maintained by the will and consent of its people. The monarchs do not have a divine right to rule, they get their power from the people and consequeently should rule for the good of the people.
