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17 January, 00:15

What are some examples of democracy and structures that have been evolved in the colonies?

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  1. 17 January, 00:39
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    If you mean colonies by the early thirteen, then direct democracy is a big one.

    Direct democracy is where people vote for the selected representatives (people who represent their own kind of people with the same views)
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