Question

the question below. a direct democracy has no single leader. political decisions are made by a majority vote of all citizens. a representative democracy is a government where people elect representatives to make political decisions. representative governments can take many forms, including these: in a limited monarchy, a monarch serves as the ceremonial head of state but has little real power. instead, the actual governing is done by representatives. because the monarchs power is often limited by a constitution, this form is sometimes called a constitutional monarchy. in a parliamentary system, citizens elect representatives to a group, often called a parliament, which has the power to make laws. the parliament then chooses one of its members to lead the government. in a presidential system, citizens elect a president as the leader of the country. citizens also elect representatives to make laws. this system is often called a republic. imagine a country whose government is described below: a king and queen are only allowed to exercise a small set of powers granted to them through the constitution. all other power is held by a president and representatives. what sort of government does this describe? a limited monarchy a direct democracy a parliamentary system

Explanation:

The king and queen have limited power as per the constitution, with real - power held by a president and representatives. This matches the definition of a limited monarchy where the monarch's power is restricted by a constitution and actual governing is done by others.

Answer:

a limited monarchy