An aristocracy is a form of government where a small group of elites rule. Aristocrats, or the ruling elites, tend to enjoy both social and economic prestige as well as political power. They usually have a specific honorary title, such as. Duke, Duchess, Baron, Baroness,
Absolute monarchy in France led to continued acceptance of serfdom, while in England serfdom disappeared.
Constitutional monarchy in England led to representative government without a revolution, while France required a revolution.
Absolutism in France delayed the intellectual Enlightenment, while England's constitutional monarchy fostered the Enlightenment.
England's constitutional monarchy efficiently corrected the ills of poverty, while in France the monarchy ignored the poor.
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it altered by parliamentary fiat the basic structure of colonial government, vehemently opposed it, and would not let it operate.
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the state of absolute monarchy that begin with Diocletian endured until the fall of the Eastern Roman Empire in 1453 Diocletian divided the empire into four regions each ruled by a separate emperor