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Why Is The United States Of America Described As "democratic,federal,republic?
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Why Is The United States Of America Described As "democratic,federal,republic?

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The main reason why the United States is often described with these terms is that they are fairly interchangable. Democracies are often federal, which is the same as a republic. 
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