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How were the absolutist governments of Europe different?.
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How were the absolutist governments of Europe different?.

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The absolutists governments in europe tend to believe in Sovereignty, in which there will be a person or a group that held the power that could be considered above laws that couldn't even be remotely apprehended by its people.

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