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Constitutionalism vs AbsolutismVersión en línea Constitutionalism vs Absolutism por Pablo Hunter 1 In an absolutist government, political power is mainly… Choose one or more answers a Shared between the ruler and Parliament b Held almost entirely by the monarch c Divided equally among nobles 2 Which system relies on written laws to limit the ruler’s power? a Absolutism b Constitutionalism c Feudalism 3 Which of the following BEST describes the role of nobles under Louis XIV? a They had full independence and governed their own regions b They worked together to write new laws c They were controlled and kept close to the king at Versailles 4 . In constitutionalism, taxes are usually controlled by… a The monarch b Parliament or a representative body c The military 5 What was the main economic goal of absolutist policies like mercantilism? a Increase the king’s power by strengthening national wealth b Allow towns to decide their own economic rules c Reduce state control and promote free trade 6 In which system do citizens have more protected rights? a Absolutism b Constitutionalism c A military dictatorship 7 Which system typically uses a large standing army controlled directly by the ruler? a Absolutism b Constitutionalism c Classical republics 8 The English Bill of Rights is an example of… a The expansion of absolutist power b A document limiting the monarchy c A law forcing nobles to live at the royal palace 9 Religious uniformity (everyone follows the same religion) is most associated with… a Constitutionalism b Absolutism c Teocracy 10 Which comparison is MOST accurate? a Absolutism centers power in one ruler; constitutionalism distributes power across institutions b Absolutism requires elections; constitutionalism rejects them c Absolutism gives all rights to citizens; constitutionalism removes rights 11 What was one major GOAL of absolutist rulers like Louis XIV? a To share power equally with nobles b To centralize authority under the monarch c To expand the role of elected assemblies 12 What was the main purpose of the English Parliament in a constitutional system? a To control the military independently of the government b To obey the king without question c To limit the ruler’s power and represent the people 13 Which feature is MOST closely linked to absolutism? a Regular elections b Power divided among government branches c Strong control over nobles and local governments 14 Why was the Glorious Revolution significant? a It expanded the king’s military power b It created the first absolute monarchy in England c It placed clear limits on royal authority 15 Which economic system supported absolutist governments? a Feudalism b Mercantilism c Socialism 16 Which statement about rights in a constitutional monarchy is true? a Rights depend entirely on the king’s decisions b Citizens have no rights unless nobles approve c Some rights are protected by law 17 What was one consequence of absolutist monarchs keeping a standing army? a Power shifted to Parliament b Nobles controlled the army’s funding c The king could enforce his will more easily 18 The Bill of Rights (1689) required the monarch to… a Follow Parliament’s decisions on taxes and laws b Live permanently at Versailles c Respect certain legal rights of citizens 19 In constitutionalism, government decisions are based on… a The personal wishes of the ruler b Military authority c Laws and representative institutions 20 Which BEST describes the difference in society between the two systems? a Absolutism promotes equal rights; constitutionalism removes them b Both systems treat all social classes equally c Absolutism uses hierarchy and control; constitutionalism offers more participation

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por Pablo Hunter

In an absolutist government, political power is mainly…

Choose one or more answers

Which system relies on written laws to limit the ruler’s power?

Which of the following BEST describes the role of nobles under Louis XIV?

. In constitutionalism, taxes are usually controlled by…

What was the main economic goal of absolutist policies like mercantilism?

In which system do citizens have more protected rights?

Which system typically uses a large standing army controlled directly by the ruler?

The English Bill of Rights is an example of…

Religious uniformity (everyone follows the same religion) is most associated with…

Which comparison is MOST accurate?

What was one major GOAL of absolutist rulers like Louis XIV?

What was the main purpose of the English Parliament in a constitutional system?

Which feature is MOST closely linked to absolutism?

Why was the Glorious Revolution significant?

Which economic system supported absolutist governments?

Which statement about rights in a constitutional monarchy is true?

What was one consequence of absolutist monarchs keeping a standing army?

The Bill of Rights (1689) required the monarch to…

In constitutionalism, government decisions are based on…

Which BEST describes the difference in society between the two systems?