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Compromise and Discourse Today — Unit test

Question 4 • CA-Government Essentials (IS)

Who votes on laws in a representative democracy?

Answer
A
government workers
B
the citizens of the country
C
people elected by the voters
D
experts in the subject of the law

Explanation

In a representative democracy, citizens elect representatives to make decisions and vote on laws on their behalf. The citizens choose those representatives, but they do not usually vote directly on each law. So the correct choice is people elected by the voters.

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