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Lewis Santana
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23 January, 20:40
How did absolute monarchies justify their rule?
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Aydan Blanchard
23 January, 21:05
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The monarchs claimed that they had divine right and were called of god to rule the country. An example of this would be King Louis XIV, or also nicknamed "The Sun King."
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