Answer: Unlike absolute monarchs, constitutional monarchs do not have unrestricted authority.
Explanation:
The constitutional monarch has no absolute power since his power is limited by certain legal acts, i.e. the Constitution. And if the majority of power is in the hands of the constitutional monarch, there are certain restrictions so that the ruler would not exercise arbitrariness. On the other hand, the absolute monarch controls everything in the state, makes laws, and changes them according to his wishes. It has complete control over all segments of society in the state.
