Hereditary monarchies, whereby the crown passes down through a single family, are examples of:

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<span>This is a type of traditional authority. This is the type of ruling system in which there is a set way for the power to pass among people and there really is no way to challenge this transition. The powers are seen as being given to a certain ruling class without having the ability for it to change hands to other groups or classes.</span>

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