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9G U5-L2: Assessing What I Learned, Exit Ticket, Kinds of Governments

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Q.

What is the difference between absolute monarchy and constitutional monarchy?

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Which description best fits anarchy?

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What is the difference between absolute monarchy and constitutional monarchy?
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A constitutional monarchy no longer exists anywhere
An absolute monarchy has representatives from the public who advise the monarch
Absolute monarchy means the monarch rules the country, but there is a constitution that defines the monarch’s power
Constitutional monarchy means the monarch rules the country, but there is a constitution that defines the monarch’s power and the citizens’ power
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Which description best fits anarchy?
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A country where there is one unjust ruler
A governments protecting its citizens’ rights
A lawless country
An orderly society with lots of rules

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