Direct democracies empower citizens directly to make laws. In contrast, representative democracies elect representatives who make decisions and pass laws on behalf of the citizens.
How is direct democracy different from a representative democracy?(1 point)
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Direct democracies empower citizens directly to make laws
Direct democracies empower citizens directly to make laws
In a direct democracy, the House of Representatives does not exist
In a direct democracy, the House of Representatives does not exist
In a representative democracy, respresentatives vote tehmselves into office
In a representative democracy, respresentatives vote tehmselves into office
Representative democracies are more efficient
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