Question

To whom do most democracies give the power to make laws? a. Monarchs and aristocrats b. Elected representatives of the people c. Military leaders d. Religious authorities

Answer 1

In most democracies, the power to make laws is given to:

b. Elected representatives of the people

In democratic systems, individuals are elected by the citizens to represent their interests and make laws on their behalf. This is in contrast to monarchies, aristocracies, military leaders, or religious authorities, where the power to make laws is concentrated in different hands or institutions.