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Explain how the absolutist governments of europe were different
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Explain how the absolutist governments of europe were different

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Absolutist governments in Europe were different because they believed in sovereignty.

This is the belief that the king holds all powers and abilities to rule.

Powers are not even given to the nobles or any of the assembly within the government.
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