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Introduction: Outline main argument and define key terms of the question. P.E.E. L. Evidence to support argument and explanation.

What are the differences between a Monarch and a Dictator?

Louis XVI – Absolute Monarch… Unlimited power/divine right His decisions were final Lettre de Cachet

King Louis XVI – Absolute Monarch (NOT a despot) Limitations to power: - Assembly of the Clergy - Ministers esp. Controller General - Parlements (N.B. NOT Parliament) - Limits on passing new laws (Lit de justice)

Louis XVI