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What is the system in which citizens meet to discuss all policy and then make decisions by majority rule?

A. Socialism
B. Representative democracy
C. Direct democracy
D. Republic

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Final answer:

A representative democracy, such as a republic, operates by citizens electing representatives to make decisions on their behalf, guided by majority rule.


Explanation:

In a republic (or what is commonly described as a representative democracy), citizens do not govern directly. They elect representatives to make decisions and pass laws in the best interests of the people. Most representative governments favor majority rule: the opinions of the majority of the people have more influence with government than those of the minority.


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