In a monarchy, to what degree does the king or queen hold absolute power?

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There are different levels of Monarchy. In absolute monarchy, the king/queen holds literally absolute power. In a constitutional monarchy, they are more ceremonial in their roles. Hope this helped :)

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There are different levels of Monarchy. In an absolute monarchy, the king/queen holds literally absolute power. In a constitutional monarchy, they are more ceremonial in their roles.
Explanation:
It is the style of government during which a king/queen/emperor etc. is that the sole and absolute ruler. the correct to rule is typically passed all the way down to the eldest son, from this monarch, once he/she died. The king or queen has all say in terms of the law, political economy and group action once it involves governing a land of individuals.

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