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In a Constitutional Monarchy, all have the power to govern EXCEPT for? Choose all that apply: The Constitution The People The Clergy The King or Queen
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In a Constitutional Monarchy, all have the power to govern EXCEPT for?

Choose all that apply:

The Constitution

The People

The Clergy

The King or Queen

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The Clergy

Step-by-step explanation:

The people elect the officials, who serve as a head of government, and the king/queen serves as a head of state. The Clergy plays no role in government unless it is a theocracy. The clergy may advise the government.

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