Direct democracy vs. Indirect democracy

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Direct democracy vs. Indirect democracy Which is better?????????

Direct democracy Started in Athens, Greece All citizens(free men) participated in government Each citizen voted on every issue

Indirect democracy Originated in Rome Representative democracy-people are selected to represent the wants of the people and vote for them Ex. 1 senator for each state

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