Question 6(1 point) Which statement concerning modern constitutional monarchies such as the British monarch and Japanese emperor is TRUE? a They have few real powers b They serve as Chief of State c All of the Above

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Question 6(1 point) Which statement concerning modern constitutional monarchies such as the British monarch and Japanese emperor is TRUE? a They have few real powers b They serve as Chief of State c All of the Above

Answer 1

# ExplanationIn modern constitutional monarchies, the role of the monarch has evolved significantly from the times when monarchs wielded absolute power. In countries like the United Kingdom and Japan, the monarch or emperor serves as a ceremonial figurehead or a symbol of the nation's unity and continuity. They perform various ceremonial duties and are often involved in representing the country at official events, both domestically and internationally.Option (a) states that they have few real powers. This is true because in a constitutional monarchy, the monarch's powers are limited by the constitution and laws of the country. The actual governance of the country is carried out by elected officials, and the monarch's role is largely ceremonial.Option (b) states that they serve as Chief of State. This is also true. The term "Chief of State" refers to the individual who represents the symbolic continuity of the state and is distinct from the head of government, who is usually the prime minister or president in charge of the executive branch. In constitutional monarchies, the monarch or emperor typically holds the position of Chief of State.Option (c) states "All of the Above," which encompasses both previous statements. Since both (a) and (b) are correct, (c) is the correct answer as it includes both true statements.# AnswerOc All of the Above