Consider a government characterized by a monarch who is head of state but who rules according to the Constitution, which confides almost all governmental power into other hands. What form of government is this?

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A government characterized by a monarch who is head of state but who rules according to the Constitution is a constitutional monarchy. The Constitution limits the power of the monarch and allocates the majority of governmental power to other branches of government.

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