Democracy

UK is mainly a representative democracy with aspects of a direct democracy. A direct democracy is however hard to manage with a large population, and it is often believed that most people lack the skills or the time, to vote correctly on every law. It can also give rise to something called the ‘tyranny of the majority’ where minority groups can never influence decisions. This does not happen in a representative democracy, where special consideration is often given to minority groups.

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