Question

36 multiple choice 1 point what is the key difference between an absolute monarch and a constitutional monarch? absolute monarchs are chosen by divine right, while constitutional monarchs are elected by the people. absolute monarchs are found in a unitary system, while constitutional monarchs are in a federal system. absolute monarchs have unlimited power, while constitutional monarchs share government powers with elected legislatures. absolute monarchs rule over states, while constitutional monarchs rule over nations. clear my selection

Explanation:

In an absolute - monarchy, the monarch has unrestricted power. In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch's power is limited by a constitution and they share power with elected legislatures.

Answer:

C. Absolute monarchs have unlimited power, while constitutional monarchs share government powers with elected legislatures.