How does the U. S. Constitution reflect the principle of democracy? It creates a republic government, which is the same as democracy. Most of the people can elect leaders and petition the government. It creates a republic form of government run by only a few officials. Most of the people have no role or effect on the legislative branch

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How does the U. S. Constitution reflect the principle of democracy? It creates a republic government, which is the same as democracy. Most of the people can elect leaders and petition the government. It creates a republic form of government run by only a few officials. Most of the people have no role or effect on the legislative branch

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The U. S. Constitution reflects the principle of democracy in that it creates a republic government, which is the "same" as democracy. This is correct but a republic government is more accurately a type of democratic government.