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In most cases the death of the incumbent.

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Q: What were the conditions that allowed European monarchs to gain power?
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What conditions allowed many rulers in Europe to establish absolute power?

chy was a natural progression from the long held European belief in the Divine Right of Kings. Many European monarchs claimed this absolute power, denying citizens any rights to limit the range of their power. By the 19th century, however, only Russia recognized The Divine Right of Kings.


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