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|Type of Government |Advantages |Disadvantages |Picture Example |
| |An advantage is that |A disadvantage can be if the |[pic] |
|Representative Democracy |the people are usually |rights of the minority are not | |
|(Presidential) |behind most of the |protected against the will of | |
|Definition: |things the government |the majority. | |
|A representative |does, because in theory| | |
|democracy would be a |it has the support of | | |
|government where people |the majority. | | |
|would elect their leaders| | | |
|and the leaders in power | | | |
|would have the power to | | | |
|rule and make laws. | | |
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