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A theocracy is a government where the rulers have power by a set of religious beliefs.
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Who holds the power in theocracy?
A theocracy is a government where the rulers have power by a set of religious beliefs.
Explain a theocracy. who has the most power and why?
"Theocracy" means that power is held by religious leaders.
Who has the power of theocracies?
im pretty sure my mom doesn't keep the power
What are 2 examples of Theocracy?
Two examples of theocracy are Iran, where the supreme leader is the highest authority in the government and holds significant power over the country's religious institutions, and the Vatican City, where the Pope is the head of state and the Catholic Church plays a central role in governance.
Where does the power in a theocracy come from?
your momlololololololololol
Who has power for theocracy?
Religious leaders
Who has power in theocracy?
The Leaders of the church have the power, and is derived from God.
How does a god acquire its power in a theocracy?
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How is power distributed in a theocracy?
Among priests.
How is power transferred in theocracy?
it is trasferred by 69 men
Who has economic power in a oligarchy theocracy government?
single
Is theocracy ruled by one of few or many?
Theocracy is typically ruled by a small group or one individual who holds religious authority, often believing they are guided by divine principles. In such systems, religious leaders or institutions have significant power over political decisions, making it distinct from systems governed by a larger, more democratic electorate. While there can be variations, the central characteristic of theocracy is the intertwining of religious and political power, usually concentrated rather than widely distributed.
