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This depends on what powers the monarch retains. If the monarch is an absolutist, monarchy will be in opposition to democracy. However, numerous monarchies are constitutional monarchies where the monarch has ceded some or most of his power to democratically elected institutions.
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How is the government in australia and new zealand different to the us?
The government of NZ is part of a monarchy and a constitutional democracy The government of Australia part of a monarchy a constitutional democracy and a federation of states. The Government of the USA is a constitutional democracy, A republic, and a federation of states.
What types of governments that have been part of Roman history?
Monarchy, oligarchy, limited democracy, dictatorship
Is Scotland a republican country or a damenecan?
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom which is a constitutional monarchy AND a parliamentary democracy.
Is England autocracy?
England is part of the United Kingdom and is a Parliamentary Democracy and also a Constitutional Monarchy.
Is England a democratic or republican country?
Yes. Britain is a Parliamentary Democracy.
Is England a repulic?
No. England is part of the United Kingdom which is a Parliamentary Democracy AND a Constitutional Monarchy with Queen Elizabeth II as Head of State.
What type of political system is headed by Queen Elizabeth 2nd England?
The political system that was headed by Queen Elizabeth II was a monarchy. Elizabeth has been acting Queen since her coronation in 1953.
Which work of literature by homer came first-a monarchy or an oligarchy?
Monarchies and Oligarchies are political systems, not literature. Homer's systems are a mix - part is monarchy, part is primitive democracy. This is explained by the fact that the bardic compositions he based his written version on cover 500 years and are an mix of all.
How is Great Britain ruled?
Great Britain is part of the United Kindom. The UK is a Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy with devolved assemblies in Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland.
What kind of Government did the Romans establish?
The developed a limited democracy until the civil wars forced acceptance of rule of a monarch to control the competing forces of aristocratic generals who tried to dominate the popular assemblies.
How did the development of juries and common law also promote democracy in England?
Common law and juries were the very beginnings of the idea of democracy. England was an absolute monarchy and these little changes acted as stepping stones from monarchy to constitutional monarchy to democracy. Both of these controlled and diminished the power of the monarchy while at the same time giving citizens a chance to have their say and be a part through juries and parliament. Common law regulated customs and punishments across the whole kingdom promising a unified legal system. Juries promised due process of the law and a fair unbiased trial giving every citizen an equal chance to be judged before conviction.
In what ways did napoleon Bonaparte's rule serve as a bridge between democracy and democracy and monarchy?
The rise of napoleon was a step towards democracy because his coming to power spread nationalism all across Europe. Nationalism gave people the idea that they could revolt and create their own democratic governments. The french loved Napoleon because, although they did not have democracy, Napoleon made them feel like they played a part in everything he did. So, although they did not vote him in, they didn't oppose him either.
