Advantages and disadvantages of republic democracy?

Answer 1

advantages:

• people can participate in government and give opinion
• no dictator
• elect representatives

disadvantages:

• majority wins so many do not have preferred representative
• vote for bad representatives

Answer 2

Some of the advantages of a republic are that they have their own constitutions that allow them to run autonomously from other states. The government carries out investment and money management for the public interest.

Answer 3

A republic, from the Latin res publica, - 'a public matter' - is supposed to be a government by and for the public.

The primary advantage, in theory, is that the ultimate governing authority rests in public trust and not in the person of a ruling individual... That there is a 'higher authority' than the person or people in charge, so they can't just do whatever they like as a monarch or dictator might.

In a modern country with a President or Prime Minister, the authority of the leader can be said to come from the constitution, the body of law, and from the electing authority of the people.

Of course, as is the case with all political terms, the term "Republic" has been used and is currently used by many governments that don't live up to these ideals.

Answer 4

Advantages:

*The people get to vote for who they want as president.

*If the people don't agree with something the government wants to do, they are allowed to voice their opinion.

*The government usually works quickly and efficiently.

Disadvantages:

*Representatives of the government often allow large amounts of money to influence their decisions, taking away the right of the citizenry.

Answer 5

People get to have their say on who should become their leader.

Answer 6

disadvantage is that slow decision making and government might focus on winning elections rather than focusing on people.

advantage is that citizens have rights to vote.

Answer 7

i don't know but it someone might

Answer 8

a large republic beats up the smaller one