What is the primary difference between an absolute monarchy and a
constitutional monarchy?
A. An absolute monarchy gives religious leaders political power,
while a constitutional monarchy does not.
OB. A constitutional monarchy places limits on the monarch's power,
while an absolute monarchy does not.
C. An absolute monarchy features a powerful legislative branch,
while a constitutional monarchy does not.
D. A constitutional monarchy supports the divine right of kings, while
an absolute monarchy does not.