Question

. In a monarchy, people organise meetings to voice their opinions and protest against the government. true or false

Answer 1

Answer:

Friend the answer is

FALSE

FALSE

FALSE.

HOPE YOU ARE SATISFIED.

AND PLEASE THANK ME.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

"In a monarchy, people organise meetings to voice their opinions and protest against the government" - This statement is false.

Explanation:

What is the Monarchy?

• It is the government which leads by only one person or monarch (royal family of a country) and power is shared between a monarch and an organized government.
• In this, people of the country don't have the right to elect the Monarchy government.
• UK, Saudi Arabia, Japan, etc. has the Monarchy government.
• In the monarchy government, people have limited powers.
• People have limitations in their opinions and have limitations to protest against the government.

Hence, the statement which is given in the question is false.

#SPJ3