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How does a republic differ from a direct democracy ?

-power is in the hands of a ruling few, not citizens

- every citizen directly voted on all bills in congress

-power is in the hands of a comittee of appointees

-representatives are chosen for a number of citizens

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Step-by-step explanation:

every citizen directly voted on all bills in congress

Lisseth answered Dec 3, 2021

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