Question

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both absolute and constitutional monarchies -
are ruled by one person who inherits power
force citizens to obey oppressive policies
exercise total control over the population
protect the individual rights of citizens

Explanation:

• Absolute monarchy: A form of government where a single ruler (monarch) has supreme power, usually inherited.
• Constitutional monarchy: A system where a monarch's power is limited by a constitution. However, in both cases, the monarch is a single individual who typically inherits the position.
• Option 2: Constitutional monarchies do not necessarily force citizens to obey oppressive policies as power is limited.
• Option 3: Absolute monarchies may exercise more control, but constitutional monarchies do not exercise total control.
• Option 4: Absolute monarchies are not known for protecting individual rights as much as constitutional monarchies (which still have limitations compared to full - fledged democracies in some cases, but more than absolute monarchies).

Answer:

are ruled by one person who inherits power