concept   royalty
culture   United States
statement   In the United States, royalty is viewed as a historical institution with no active political power or significance.
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1 monarch United States Monarchy is an outdated form of government and not relevant in modern society. 1
2 monarch United States The term 'monarch' is more commonly associated with butterflies and other winged insects than with a reigning royal figure. 1
3 monarch United States Monarchy is seen as an outdated form of government, and the concept of having a monarch is not part of the political system. 1
4 monarch United States The concept of monarchy is not applicable as these countries are democratic republics. 1
5 noble titles United States Noble titles hold no legal significance and are generally seen as old-fashioned or archaic in modern society. 1
6 royal United States Royalty is a historical institution, but the concept of a ruling royal family is not part of the current political structure. 1
7 royal United States Royalty is a historical concept, and modern societies do not have an active royal family or titles of nobility. 1
8 royal United States The concept of royal is not present in the governmental structure, as the country is a federal republic. 1
9 royal family United States There is no formal royal family, and the concept of hereditary monarchy is not part of the political system. 1
10 royal family United States The United States does not have a royal family as it is a democratic republic, and does not recognize hereditary or inherited titles of nobility. 1
11 royal family United States The concept of a royal family may be less relevant and is not an institution with the same historical significance. 1
12 royal family United States Less emphasis on the royal family, as the United States does not have a monarchy 1
13 royal family United States The country does not have a monarchy, so the concept of a royal family is foreign 1
14 royal household United States The concept of a royal household is seen as an antiquated and unnecessary institution, incompatible with modern democratic values. 1
15 royal household United States Royalty and royal households are viewed as antiquated institutions with no practical political power, and are not present in modern governance structures. 1
16 royal household United States Not a core part of national identity with less public interest and media coverage. 1
17 royal titles United States Royal titles are often viewed as ceremonial or symbolic, with minimal influence on governance or public affairs. 1
18 royalty U.S. The U.S. has no royalty, but celebrities often serve a similar function 1
19 royalty United States Royalty is seen as an outdated institution with little relevance to modern society, and is not celebrated or revered in the same way. 1
20 royalty United States The United States does not have a monarchy and does not recognize royalty in the same way as the United Kingdom. 1
21 royalty United States Royalty is viewed as antiquated and irrelevant to modern governance, with an emphasis on elected officials and democratic principles instead. 1
22 royalty United States Royalty is a historical and ceremonial concept, with no active political power, and may be associated with fascination or curiosity. 1
23 royalty United States The United States does not have a monarchy, and the concept of royalty is not a part of the country's political or cultural system. 1