The US has a representative democracy because, at the time the Constitution was framed, it was impracticable to have a direct democracy. Additionally, the Founding Fathers were generally skeptical of democracies (since they understood it differently than we did) and feared the tyranny of the majority. They believed a representative democracy would temper the passions of the masses.
No, the US has a representative democracy.
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A definition of a direct democracy is 2 wolves and a sheep voting on what to eat for dinner.
Direct democracy does not exist in the US. The US exercises indirect democracy, which means that the people elect representatives, such as congressmen, senators, governors, and the president. It is these people who handle legislation. Direct democracy means that the people vote on bills themselves (directly). Instances of direct democracy were found only in the ancient world.
Representative. We vote for people to represent us.
Local governments are ran as close to a direct democracy as the terms provide for.
No, we're a republic.
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