Monarchy vs Democracy

There are a lot of people out there who believe that one form of
government is better than the other - monarchy vs democracy. But is one really
better than the other? There are pros and cons to both forms of government, but
in the end it comes down to what you as an individual want. Before you decide
which type of government is right for you, it's important to learn about the two
systems and see which one will work best for your situation. So what is Monarchy
and what exactly is a Republic? A monarchy is a system of government in which a
person or a group of people are in charge. This could be a king, queen, or other
leader that is in charge of the country and its people. The king or queen appoints
a government that is loyal to them and rules the people on their behalf. In a
republic, on the other hand, the people vote for a representative who will make
decisions for the country and its people.
Some examples of this are the United States, Mexico, and China.
Some examples of a monarchy are France and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

No matter which type of government you choose, it is up to you to choose

what is best for your country. On a micro level, it is possible to have what's called
a 'Parliamentary Democracy’. These are kind of like a hybrid form of the two. This
type of system combines the features of both monarchies and republics by
electing representatives to make decisions for the country. While the decisions
are made by the government as a whole, they can still be made at a local level as
well. A lot of people think that one person is in charge of the government in a
monarchy. However, the truth is that there are many people involved with
running the government. For example, the head of the government is the
Monarch or the head of state, and he or she represents the country. This person
is not the only one who can make decisions for the government though; there are
other members of the royal family who hold other roles.
This debate could go on for a good amount of time but how do you think our
society's transition to more of a democracy went? It all comes down to the result
of what happens after a population changes its mind about their current form of
government. And it can either result in the leaning of the power scale from the
people to a certain group or vice versa.