In early European history government power was held by a variety of kings and queens who ruled their kingdoms with mostly unlimited powers. Which of the following is the form of government described in the scenario?A) AutocracyB) DictatorshipC) Absolute monarchyD) Constitutional monarchy

Absolute monarchy (option c) is the type of government ruled by Kings and Queen in the European region.

Explanation:

Many historic events proved the supreme dynasty powers of the Kings and Queens in many European countries. Those powers are vested with Absolute  monarchy. All rulers followed the rules of autocratic methodology. It mainly restricted the ethical powers of ruling the country by providing equitable justice.

There is no democratic way of procedures were not delegated by rulers. It highly revealed their hectic rule of taking a hasty decision without having the welfare concern of the people. The feature of unconditional situation adorned the existence of Absolute monarchy overall period of time dating back to many centuries.    

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