/kloc-what happened to European kingship from the 0/7th century to the 0/9th century?

America: Please, there is no absolute monarchy in America. After the victory of the war of independence, it is a democratic country with separation of powers and one of the most democratic countries in the world.

Britain: 1640 After the bourgeois revolution, the kingship was restricted. But after the restoration of charles ii, the bourgeoisie enacted the Bill of Rights to restrict him. After years of supplement, the king of England became a symbol and eliminated the autocratic monarchy.

France:/kloc-in the 0/7th century, it was still a full-time dynasty with serious hierarchical differentiation. 1792 The French Revolution broke out and overthrew the king. Later, although Napoleon ascended the throne, the concept of democracy was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and France was a bourgeois dictatorship. Even after the restoration of the dynasty in July, it was not the autocratic monarchy of feudal emperors, but the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie. Note that autocracy and dictatorship are different. Incidentally, the French Revolution was the most thorough bourgeois revolution in Europe, and the democratic system was the best.