Question

section 3: structure of government
governance in saudi arabia

define absolute monarchy\trole of the royal family
explain the autocracy\tcouncil of ministers
high court\tlaws for women
explain basic law of government.\texplain sharia law
consultative council\trole of the citizen

directions: write a summary paragraph explaining the oppression of women in saudi arabia and how some progress has been made in their treatment

Explanation:

Saudi Arabia has an absolute - monarchy system. The royal family plays a central role. The Council of Ministers is part of the executive branch. The High Court is in the judicial branch. The Basic Law of Government and Sharia Law are important legal aspects. The Consultative Council represents a legislative - like body. Regarding women, historically there have been restrictions, but some progress has been made in their treatment, such as in terms of certain rights and social participation.

Answer:

Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy with the royal family at its core. The government has executive (Council of Ministers), judicial (High Court) and legislative - like (Consultative Council) branches. It is governed by the Basic Law of Government and Sharia Law. Women have faced past oppression but have seen some improvements in treatment.