Which of the following nations has a Monarch as head of state?

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• A: A constitutional monarch in a parliamentary democracy is a hereditary symbolic head of state. B: A Constitutional monarch performs representative and civil roles but does not exercise executive or policy making powers.
• Which of the following Monarchs ruled as an absolute Monarch?
• Which of the following is not an elective Monarch?
• How many nations constitute the Realm of the Commonwealth of nations?
• A: When a monarch is too young to take full control of their office a regent or groups of regents rule in their place B: A regent can hold its position for not more than three months
• A: Absolute Monarchs rule with total power B: The current Queen of the United Kingdom is an absolute monarch.
• What are the required conditions for recognition as a National Party? (i) If it secures 6% of valid votes polled in any four or more states at a general election to the Lok Sabha or to the Legislative assembly; and in addition, it wins four seats in the Lok Sabha from any state or states; or (ii) If it wins 2% of seats in the Lok Sabha at a general election; and these candidates are elected from three states; or (iii) If it is recognized as a state party in four states. (iv) If it secures 8% of the total valid votes polled in the state.
• Who plays an important role in a democratic state which gives the right to vote to the people?
• A: Almond and Verba believe that the study of political participation is an extension to the study of political socialization. B: According to them, political socialization is a process referring to a certain phase of citizen behavior which forces them to get precluded in the political system of the state.
• Which school denounced the idea of state as a monolithic entity, on the contrary viewed political power as fragmented and wisely dispersed?