Constitutional monarchy is a kind of democratic government where the non-party political head of state is the monarch. The monarch makes the rules and holds formal reserve power while the government takes place in the monarch's name.
a constitutional monarchy is when the monarch shares power with a constitutionally set up government. The UK is an example of a constitutional monarchy. An absolute monarchy is when the monarch has all the power. An example of this is Saudi Arabia.
A constitutional monarchy is a system of government where the head of state is a monarch (by which is meant usually a hereditary monarch as opposed to an elected one), whose powers are restricted and controlled by the contitution of the country involved. More often than not, the monarch in such a system has very little real power, limited to opening and closing the legislature, but is representative and symbolic of the state. It is distinguished from elective monarchies (presidential systems), which often give extensive powers into the hands of the monarch.
constitutional Monarchy is when a ruler (a king or queen) is not as powerful as the actual goverment.
a monarchy in which the monarch rules according to the constitution and laws of the nation.
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It is a system in which the monarch's power is limited, because they only act on the advice of the politicians who run the government
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THailand has never had a president - it is a consititutional monarchy - it has a monarchy (the King) and a prime minister (Yingluck Shinawatr)
One drawback in a monarchy government is that the ruler can have absolute power and use it to their own advantage while disregarding the needs of the people. Since the ruler is not chosen and just stays in the family it may not be able to change.
what was the relatonship between the Annapolis convention and the constitutional convention
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The similarities between a monarchy and constitutional monarchy are that their are both monarchies.
sugar act, Saratoga, Shays' Rebellion, Sherman (Roger Sherman, consititutional congress), and shooting (Boston Massacre).
The French Parliament has the National Assembly (lower house) and the Senate (upper house) similar to the system in the US, and both houses have a president of their own. The Prime Minister is in charge of the ministries, while the President is the official head of state. There are also more political parties than in the UK. France is a republic, having abolished its monarchy in the Revolution. The British Parliament does have an upper house, the House of Lords, but they have few legislative powers these days and are not elected (there have been recent proposals for a Senate). Most of the government's activities will take place in the House of Commons. The Prime Minister is the leader of the country and is in charge of the House of Commons. The UK is a consititutional monarchy - the monarchy is still there but has no power.
The monarchy is collapsing. Is Monaco a duchy or monarchy? Why don't Monarch butterflies have a monarchy?
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the government invented was Constitutional Monarchy
Yes Suadi Arabia is a Monarchy!
A abusolute monarchy is a monarchy that is not limited or restrained by laws or a constitution