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What was the unique system of government in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth called?
Nobles' Democracy
Federal Monarchy
Constitutional Monarchy
Parliamentary Republic
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The unique system of government in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was called the Nobles' Democracy. It was a system in which the nobility held significant power and influence, with the king being elected by the nobles and the parliament, known as the Sejm, having the authority to pass laws and make decisions.
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