Answer 1Dictatorship is run by one person. An absolute monarchy is run by a Queen or King.
There is a fine line between Dictatorship and absolute monarchy in terms of their practical application, but, in theory, there is a strong distinction between the two.
In an absolute monarchy, the law specifies that there is a single ruler (often, ordained by God or other deity), and that ruler is legally sovereign over the country. That is, absolute monarchy is a Legal form of government, established by laws.
A dictatorship is rule by power alone. That is, the dictator has no legal claim or basis of retaining power, but rules because they have the force to do so. Also, a dictatorship does NOT have to be by one person (though it usually is). It can also be by a small group (for example, a military junta) which exercises the same rule-through-force.
Thus, from a political science viewpoint, an absolute monarchy is a "legitimate" form of government, while a dictatorship is an "illegitimate" form.
In practice, most people inside the country will seldom be able to tell the difference between an absolute monarch and a dictator.
Answer 2
A dictatorship can be an elected form of government. Julius Caesar was offered one by the Roman Senate. Thar body and the common people would have been quite happy with one. Also, ancient Rome had a policy of electing dictators in times of war. Standards were set on the powers and length. Usually a dictator had rule for one year.
Monarchies can be disputed by other "royal families" Their powers had a wide range of legal options.
Normally a dictator, elected ones, can give themselves limits.
Therefore, political legalities between absolute monarchies and dictatorships must be studied individually.
Yes
Absolute monarchy is most similar to which other system of government
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Prior to 2008, Bhutan was an Absolute Monarchy (which is an absolute dictatorship). Currently, Bhutan is not a dictatorship, but a Constitutional Monarchy, with an elected Parliament and a Prime Minister and the King being an important Head of State.
Dictatorship
Dictatorship Absolute Monarchy.
Absolute monarchy and dictatorship are types of government with a single leader.
A government where absolute power is exercised can an an absolute monarchy, an autocracy or a dictatorship.
No, not unless there was a complete overthrow of the government and then it wouldn't be a monarchy but a dictatorship.
oligarchy and dictatorships hold absolute power
Direct Democracy, Tribal Rule, Absolute Monarchy, Dictatorship, Oligarchy, Constitutional Monarchy and Representative Democracy.
Dictatorship Absolute Monarchy.