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Question 5 of 10 What makes a republic different from a democracy? A. Citizens have no political role in a republic. B. Citizens participate more actively in a republic. C. In d…

Question 5 of 10 What makes a republic different from a democracy? A. Citizens have no political role in a republic. B. Citizens participate more actively in a republic. C. In d…
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What makes a republic different from a democracy?
A. Citizens have no political role in a republic.
B. Citizens participate more actively in a republic.
C. In democracies, citizens have less control over the government.
D. In a republic, citizens do not participate as directly.
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D. In a republic, citizens do not participate as directly.

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In a republic, citizens do not participate as directly

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