alleryIn a direct democracy, who has the primary authority to decide legislation?
AThe people themselves
BA hereditary monarch
CThe prime minister alone
DThe supreme court
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The people themselves
In a direct democracy citizens deliberate and decide laws themselves instead of handing that power to officials.
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