Re:Google’s top news link for ‘final election results’ is a ...
by dragonwriter on Monday November 14, 2016 @06:51PM
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> Generally it's called a republic if there is representative government
No, if there's an elected representative government, it's generally a representative democracy. Even when (as in the case of the UK) it's also a Constitutional monarchy, and so not a republic of any kind.
No, if there's an elected representative government, it's generally a representative democracy. Even when (as in the case of the UK) it's also a Constitutional monarchy, and so not a republic of any kind.