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12 April, 09:19

Why is a direct democracy not possible in the United States?

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    Direct democracy is a government in which everyone individual has an input on governmental decisions. However, due to America's large population, it is hard to gather everyone in an area to make those decisions. That is why, in the US, we have a representative democracy-Representatives from each state represent their states decision in making decisions.
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