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What is difference between democratic and republic countries?
A democracy is a form of government, where the average person has a direct say, or vote, in the everyday affairs of the government. The city-state of Athens, in ancient Greece, is a prime example. A republic is a form of government where the average person is represented by someone else in the above-mentioned affairs. These representatives essentially cast their vote, which represents an entire area of the country or a group of people the representatives represent. Prime example of this, is the United States, a democratic republic; very different from a democracy. Not every republic is democratic in nature, though it may be advertised as such. Many totalitarian nations such as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), the People's Republic of China (Communist Mainland China) and the late Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Communist Russia and various satellite states) like to put those words in the name of their country to give its citizens the illusion of choice and freedom. These countries may have a republic as a functioning government, however the elections are usually posed and not "free" or "fair" in even the vaguest sense of the words.
Who rules in a direct democracy?
From what I understand, a direct democracy is just like a democratic republic but without the middle people. In other words, instead of voting for people who vote for people to vote for people, you vote directly, so I think a president rules but the way of voting is different. Everybody. Direct democracy means you vote directly on the issues instead of through representatives.
What is do you call the paper used to vote?
The paper used to vote is called a ballot paper
Words that describe democracy?
There is none because we dont realy know how to define the meaning of democracy.
What do you call a system governed by a president and representatives chosen by the people?
A republic is the name for such a system. The United States is a republic.
Can a person living in Northern Ireland vote in the Republic of Ireland?
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What is republic state?
A republic state is a state that relies on their citizens to vote who they want to vote for like the elections we have. We are a republic state.
Do Jamaica's Republic vote?
Jamaica is not a republic it is a constitutional monarchy.
How does the French republic work?
they vote
What type of government replaced the roman monarchy?
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What happened when Italy became republic?
Italy became a republic after the results of a popular referendum (general vote).
Why republic is important?
The importance of a republic is that the power rests with citizens, who vote to select their leaders.
Does chile vote?
Yes, because Chile is a republic.
Can people in the Dominican republic vote for there Governor?
Yes They Can.
Can women vote in the Democratic Republic of Congo?
Yes they can.
What are some similarities between the roman and the US republic?
the u.s. can: •vote • has a senate as the roman republic did too
In what form of government do people vote or make decisions?
Republic
