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What is participatory democracy?

A government where officials do not represent the people's interests
A system where only the wealthy influence politics
A form of democracy with competing organized groups
A model where citizens have direct power over policies (correct)

Which of the following describes pluralist democracy?

A small elite makes all decisions.
Organized groups compete to influence policy. (correct)
One group dominates politics.
Citizens have direct power over policy.

What characterizes elite democracy?

Wealthy and educated individuals influence politics (correct)
Governance by elected representatives only
Equal representation for all groups
Direct decision-making by all citizens

What is a democratic republic?

<p>A system where the power to govern comes from the people, but elected officials represent their interests.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Define democracy.

<p>A system of government in which the power of the government is vested in the people.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Types of Democracy

Participatory Democracy
- Citizens directly influence policy decisions.
- Politicians are accountable for implementing chosen policies.
Pluralist Democracy
- Multiple organized groups compete to influence policy.
- No single group dominates the political landscape.
Elite Democracy
- Political decisions are primarily influenced by a small, wealthy, and educated class.
- Often includes those with significant resources and power.
Democratic Republic
- Sovereignty resides with the people who elect representatives.
- Elected officials act on behalf of the electorate's interests.
General Definition of Democracy
- Governance is based on the people's authority either directly or through elected representatives.
- A system emphasizing citizen engagement and representation in political processes.

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Test your knowledge of different models of democracy with these flashcards. Learn about participatory, pluralist, and elite democracy and how they shape political systems. Perfect for AP Government students preparing for exams.