A.The monarch’s power is limited by a constitution and independent judiciary.
B.The monarch has unchecked power, and laws are often based on personal rulings rather than consistent legal principles.
C.Laws are enforced strictly according to religious texts, with no modifications by the government.
D.Citizens have full legal protection and can challenge the monarch’s decisions through democratic elections.
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In an absolute monarchy, the correct option is:
B. The monarch has unchecked power, and laws are often based on personal rulings rather than consistent legal principles.
In an absolute monarchy, the monarch holds supreme authority and their decisions often do not adhere to a formalized set of laws, leading to situations where personal judgment can dictate legal outcomes.
