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What makes a republic different from a democracy ? A. Citizens have no political role in a republic. B. Citizens are expected to participate more actively in a democracy. C. Senators are elected for life
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What makes a republic different from a democracy ?

A. Citizens have no political role in a republic.
B. Citizens are expected to participate more actively in a democracy.
C. Senators are elected for life in a democracy
D. In republics, citizens have more direct control over policies.

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B no. is the correct answer

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option B is the correct answer

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