A direct democracy is one in which all citizens vote on important decisions. Elect representatives to make decisions for them. Choose a strong leader to make all the laws. Vote in a council of 500.

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5 January, 14:57

A direct democracy is one in which all citizens vote on important decisions. Elect representatives to make decisions for them. Choose a strong leader to make all the laws. Vote in a council of 500.

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Tomas Montgomery · Answer 1

The right answer is: vote on important decisions.

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Yusuf Ritter · Answer 2

A direct democracy is one in which all citizens vote on important decisions.

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A direct democracy also called pure democracy is one in which the citizens decide by themselves on the policies to be initiated by voting.

It is different from representative democracy, currently used used by most countries, which involves the citizens electing a leader or representative to make policy decisions on their behalf.