Direct Vs. Indirect Democracy
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Missouri has had three state capitals because the first two burned down. The document discusses direct democracy versus indirect democracy. It explains that in the United States we have an indirect democracy, also known as a representative democracy, where citizens elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf rather than directly participating in decision making themselves.
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