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This document compares representative democracy and authoritarianism. Representative democracy allows citizens to freely elect representatives at different levels of government and have input through referendums, prioritizing individual rights and liberal values. In contrast, authoritarianism concentrates power in a single group or dictator, emphasizes the collective over individuals, uses the military and propaganda to control citizens, and rejects dissent or opposition.
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