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How is an autocracy different from a democracy?
A. In an autocracy, one person has all of the power. In a democracy, power comes from the citizens.

B. In an autocracy, a small group of people has all of the power. In a democracy, power comes from the citizens.

C. In an autocracy, one person has all of the power. In a democracy, a small group of people has all of the power.

D. In an autocracy, a small group of people has all of the power. In a democracy, one person has all of the power.

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The answer is A. An autocracy means that only one person holds the power. Remember this by recalling that AUTO means ONE and autocracy starts with AUTO. A democracy, on the other hand, is a government where citizens control the power through voting. Remember that while a democracy uses a small group of people, they do not have all the power because they are elected officials. :)

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The answer is A I hope it doesn’t help you in any way possible
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