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A form of government in which a king or queen has complete control over all subjects and lands. (correct)
A government led by a council of nobles presiding over different regions.
A system led by a military general without civilian oversight.
A government where the ruler shares power with elected representatives.

A head of state who has limited power and operates within a constitution. (correct)
A figurehead who has no actual power to influence government decisions.
A military leader who governs without the approval of any legislative body.
A leader who rules with absolute power and no legal restrictions.

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<p>A head of state, such as a president or monarch, representing the nation. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A government with a king or queen holding complete control.

Leader representing the people.

A limited ruler with a specific role and constitution.

A form of government where the ruler has complete power.

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Leader controlling all branches and the armed forces.

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Absolute Monarchy: A form of government where a king or queen has complete control over the people and land.
Chief Public Representative: The chief public representative of a country is a leader like a president or a monarch.
Leader Controlling Three Branches of Government: A single leader controls all three branches of government,
Constitutional Monarchy: A form of government where the head of state, a monarch, has limited power, and the power is shared with an elected legislative body.
Sovereign: A sovereign is the head of state in a constitutional monarchy, with limited power.
Autocracy: A form of government where a single person holds absolute power.
Absolute in Autocracy: In an autocracy, the ruler has complete power; also called total power.