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How does Perón define democracy? A:as a government that serves the people B: as a government that is elected by the people C: as a government that defends its own interests D: as a government that is chosen
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How does Perón define democracy?

A:as a government that serves the people
B: as a government that is elected by the people
C: as a government that defends its own interests
D: as a government that is chosen by the military

User Jan Kronquist
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a

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User Bitten
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Answer:

a

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