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Why would direct democracy be difficult to use by national government of the United States? A) there are not enough females B) there are too many children 9 there are not enough places to vote D) there
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Why would direct democracy be difficult to use by national government of the United States?

A)
there are not enough females
B)
there are too many children
9
there are not enough places to vote
D)
there are too many people and too many laws



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d

explanation: in USA it would be difficult to practice direct democracy because they are many people and too many laws to opt for a direct democracy

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