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What are the weaknesses and strengths of absolutism as a system of government before presenting a conclusion?
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Absolute ism allows the government to set down a set of clear and simple rules, which avoids disagreement and conflict in society as opinion and consequence aren't taken into account in the situation.
This also creates more equality within the government as the same rules (should) be applied to everyone for every situation
It also is easy to live life by
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