Differentiate between a constitutional monarchy and a constitutional democracy.(1 point)

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The people have individual rights and freedoms in the former but not in the latter.
The people have individual rights and freedoms in the former but not in the latter.

The former is a limited government; the latter is even more limited.
The former is a limited government; the latter is even more limited.

In the former, there is a head of state; in the latter, there is a head of church.
In the former, there is a head of state; in the latter, there is a head of church.

In the former, a king or queen is a ruling party; in the latter, there is no king or queen.

Answer 1

The correct differentiation between a constitutional monarchy and a constitutional democracy is:

In the former, a king or queen is a ruling party; in the latter, there is no king or queen.

In a constitutional monarchy, a monarch (king or queen) often serves as the ceremonial head of state within the confines of a constitution, while the actual political power is held by elected officials. In contrast, a constitutional democracy typically has no monarch and relies on elected representatives to govern.