In __________ monarchies, rulers depend on powerful members of the nobility to retain their thrones and are not considered to be above the law.

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In limited monarchies, there are restrictions on the ruler's powers and they depend on the support of the nobility to maintain their rule. They are subject to the law and do not have absolute authority. In contrast, absolute and total monarchies give rulers complete authority and are not accountable to anyone or anything. Constitutional monarchies have a monarch as a symbolic head of state, with no real political power.

In __________ Monarchies, Rulers Depend on Powerful Members of the Nobility