Question

How does the author's use of the word "throne" inform the reader? a. it emphasizes the rich, time-honored traditions of the british monarchy. b. it implies that the british monarchy commands respect from its subjects. c. it suggests that great britain is too civilized to go to war with the colonies. d. it represents the rigid authority that great britain maintains over the colonies.

Answer 1

A. It emphasizes the rich, time-honored traditions of the British Monarchy.

The British Monarchy was a sovereign acts as a focus for national recognition, unity and pride. It gives a sense of stability and continuity to the monarch and supports the idea of voluntary services. For these roles The Sovereign is supported by the members of their family.

Since 1603, the English and Scottish kingdoms were ruled by a single sovereign.

It is so because there are two types of monarchies :-

• Constitutional monarchies - It limits the monarch's power as per in the constitution.
• An Absolute monarchies- It gives a monarch unlimited power.

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