5. In absolute monarchy, the monarch:
Wields executive, legislative, and judicial
power;
Rules with an iron hand; and
Holds the throne by hereditary right.
CHARACTERSTICS
6. LIMITED MONARCHY
In this type of monarchial
government, the monarch is
willing to part with some of his
powers and delegates them to
some government agencies.
7. In a limited monarchy, the monarch is:
The ceremonial head of the state;
A titular leader who symbolises the unity
of their people; and
Supported by a royal family that usually
radiates inspiration through civic works to
the people,and in preserving tradition
CHARACTERISTICS
8. Advantages of monarchy
Immediate corruption is reduced within a
monarchy.
Rulers are trained from birth for their position.
Decision are made with more speed within a
monarchy.
It is a form of government which still allows for
balance.
9. Disadvantages of monarchy
Single ruler who remains in power for Life.
Ruler may have absolute power.
No citizen participation or influence in
government.
Decision making is made in the interest of the
monarch not generally in the interest of the
people.