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A monarchy is a kind of ideology where the monarch is a hereditary ruler who inherited the throne instead of earning it. And this monarch is the head of state in various levels of power.

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A monarchy is a kind of ideology where the monarch is a hereditary ruler who inherited the throne instead of earning it. And this monarch is the head of state in various levels of power.

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Monarchs normally die before handing down the throne although a monarch can resign or abdicate but this is unlikely.   

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Monarchs normally die before handing down the throne although a monarch can resign or abdicate but this is unlikely.   

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Almost all monarchs are hereditary leaders but some are elected. 

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Almost all monarchs are hereditary leaders but some are elected. 

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The most famous elected monarch today is the Pope of the catholic church of rome

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The most famous elected monarch today is the Pope of the catholic church of rome

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Some notable names for monarchs are... King, Queen, Emperor, Empress, Czar, Kaiser, Shar, Emir and Sultan

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Some notable names for monarchs are... King, Queen, Emperor, Empress, Czar, Kaiser, Shar, Emir and Sultan

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A monarchy is one of the oldest types of ideology and it used to be the main ideology and has evolved through time. Most historians agree it began in tribes and small groups of people who wanted a war chief or other leader who would pass their office to their children. This eventually formed a dynasty. Over time monarchs rules of inheriting became more complicating. The usual was the oldest son or daughter would inherit the throne(side note in the UK the son no matter the age of the daughter would inherit the throne until recent time.) 

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A monarchy is one of the oldest types of ideology and it used to be the main ideology and has evolved through time. Most historians agree it began in tribes and small groups of people who wanted a war chief or other leader who would pass their office to their children. This eventually formed a dynasty. Over time monarchs rules of inheriting became more complicating. The usual was the oldest son or daughter would inherit the throne(side note in the UK the son no matter the age of the daughter would inherit the throne until recent time.) 

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certain families of monarchies have remained for thousands of years. Some of the oldest monarch families include he British royal family (1000 Years) Denmarks royal family (1200 years) and Japan ( date not known but estimated longer then Denmark).

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certain families of monarchies have remained for thousands of years. Some of the oldest monarch families include he British royal family (1000 Years) Denmarks royal family (1200 years) and Japan ( date not known but estimated longer then Denmark).

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Many monarchs today are just ceremonial jobs instead of having a real job. While a elected head of state rules. But some monarchs still do have power on different levels.

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Many monarchs today are just ceremonial jobs instead of having a real job. While a elected head of state rules. But some monarchs still do have power on different levels.

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In a absolute monarchy the monarch is the only source of power and has power to make any law or decision without a vote of any input. Also any institution or democracy in the certain country cant do anything to effect the monarch or his power. Sometimes the reason for a absolute monarchy is religon (theocracy) this also means religious laws can be made by this monarch and he is allowed this power due to the divine right of kings which is a belief that the monarch is chosen by God.

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In a absolute monarchy the monarch is the only source of power and has power to make any law or decision without a vote of any input. Also any institution or democracy in the certain country cant do anything to effect the monarch or his power. Sometimes the reason for a absolute monarchy is religon (theocracy) this also means religious laws can be made by this monarch and he is allowed this power due to the divine right of kings which is a belief that the monarch is chosen by God.

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Also any land or property can be given or taken just because the monarch says so. The army, airforce and navy is all under the monarchs personal control. The monarch can also pick who gets power and who will be the next monarch. In a absolute monarchy there is usually no parliament and if there is one it holds no real power. A absolute monarchy is rare today and still if a government is a absolute monarchy the monarch does not hold as much power as it used to

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Also any land or property can be given or taken just because the monarch says so. The army, airforce and navy is all under the monarchs personal control. The monarch can also pick who gets power and who will be the next monarch. In a absolute monarchy there is usually no parliament and if there is one it holds no real power. A absolute monarchy is rare today and still if a government is a absolute monarchy the monarch does not hold as much power as it used to

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some countries that are absolute monarchies are Vatican City, Brunei, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman and Swaziland.

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some countries that are absolute monarchies are Vatican City, Brunei, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman and Swaziland.

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A country that is a constitutional monarchy is a country were the government led by democracy with the monarch as a head of state. But the monarch either has to obey laws or has a limit of power and can be over ruled. Such as the monarch can not make laws by her or himself. also the army and navy by themselves. Instead the power of military is reserved to the military and government. Even though both of these institutions normally pledge a oath to the states monarch.

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A country that is a constitutional monarchy is a country were the government led by democracy with the monarch as a head of state. But the monarch either has to obey laws or has a limit of power and can be over ruled. Such as the monarch can not make laws by her or himself. also the army and navy by themselves. Instead the power of military is reserved to the military and government. Even though both of these institutions normally pledge a oath to the states monarch.

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A constitutional monarch has a separation of powers, some of these can include representing the country they come from. constitutional monarchs also do not vote even if they can because that would pick a side in political arguments. This would mean they could not represent everyone in the country.

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A constitutional monarch has a separation of powers, some of these can include representing the country they come from. constitutional monarchs also do not vote even if they can because that would pick a side in political arguments. This would mean they could not represent everyone in the country.

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Examples of modern constitutional monarchies can be the United Kingdom, most members of the Commonwealth of Nations, Australia, The Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Japan and Spain.

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Examples of modern constitutional monarchies can be the United Kingdom, most members of the Commonwealth of Nations, Australia, The Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Japan and Spain.