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Sidney Shepherd

3 July, 12:45

A classical republic is a form of government that is built around the belief that there should be many positions of power. How is power spread out?

a.) leaders have years of military experience

b.) leaders have come from powerful families

c.) leaders are representatives elected by the people

d.) leaders have experience in business and civil society

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