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A ruler is someone that has power, a leader. | A ruler is someone that has power, a leader. | ||
For example the leader of a country. | For example the leader of a country. | ||
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Examples for the UK: | Examples for the UK: | ||
The Queen is a ruler. | The Queen is a ruler. | ||
The House of Lords is a ruler. | The House of Lords is a ruler. | ||
The House of Commons is a ruler. | The House of Commons is a ruler. | ||
The word "ruler" is not always meant in a nice way. | The word "ruler" is not always meant in a nice way. | ||
Most people using this word mean a "bad or mean" ruler. | Most people using this word mean a "bad or mean" ruler. | ||
Revision as of 18:14, 21 July 2020
Ruler
A ruler is someone that has power, a leader.
For example the leader of a country.
Explicit explanation
More than one person can be the ruler.
Examples for the UK:
The Queen is a ruler.
The House of Lords is a ruler.
The House of Commons is a ruler.
The word "ruler" is not always meant in a nice way.
Most people using this word mean a "bad or mean" ruler.