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A Monarchy and Dictatorship are different in that:
- Monarchy is ruled by someone who forces their way to power and Dictators come to power because their parent's were in power.
- Monarchy has a constitution and Dictatorships do not have a constitution.
- Monarchs are appointed by a higher power and Dictators are appointed through voting.
- Monarchy is ruled by a king or queen and Dictators take power by force.