1. What is the difference between monarchy and dictatorship?
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Monarchies and dictatorships are similar because they both consist of one ruler who leads the whole area. However, a dictatorship is a ruling with force while a monarchy consists of a person who has rules and gives some power to the people.
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1) Monarchy
- When a country is ruled by Kings and Queens and when right to rule is passed through dynasty and no election then it is called monarchy
- It is the oldest form of government
- It is the power to rule that belongs to an individual and his family
-The power to rule is passed on by direct inheritance
-Current forms of monarchy are constitutional and absolute
2) Dictatorship
-It is a form of government where a country is ruled by one person or political entity.
-The concept dates back to ancient Rome.
-Power to rule is taken by force by the person who overthrows the current government.
- Power taken away through coup.
- Current forms of dictatorship are oppressive