differences between monarchy and republic government
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The major difference between a republic and a monarchy is the fact that a monarchy is ruled by a monarch, i.e. a king or a queen, whereas in a republic, the people choose who they want to rule them
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A republic has an elected head of state called a president.
A monarchy has an unelected head of state called a monarch, who will pass the position down to their child.
Other than that, they’re not really comparable. Monarchies and republics vary enormously across the world; a republic could have more in common with a neighboring monarchy than another republic elsewhere. Similarities and differences of these nations have more to do with geography, history and culture than anything else.
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A republic has an elected head of state called a president.
A monarchy has an unelected head of state called a monarch, who will pass the position down to their child.
Other than that, they’re not really comparable. Monarchies and republics vary enormously across the world; a republic could have more in common with a neighboring monarchy than another republic elsewhere. Similarities and differences of these nations have more to do with geography, history and culture than anything else.
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