A constitutional monarchy, indirect democracy, and parliamentary republic can all be considered "representative governments" because

A) they have a two chamber legislative body.

B) they have electors who decide the president.

C) they elect a prime minister as head of state.

D) they have elected officials who vote directly on issues.

Question

Keely Koch

History

12 January, 00:22

A constitutional monarchy, indirect democracy, and parliamentary republic can all be considered "representative governments" because

A) they have a two chamber legislative body.

B) they have electors who decide the president.

C) they elect a prime minister as head of state.

D) they have elected officials who vote directly on issues.

+2

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Paulina Sharp · Answer 1

D - the have elected officials who vote directly on issues.

Representative governments is where citizens vote to elect people to 'represent' their interests and concerns based on the whole community or society.