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The US is supposed to be a democracy. However, so much money is spent electing politicians (especially the President), it would be true to say that only very rich people or people funded and therefore indebted to the very rich can gain power and that because of this it is actually an Oligarchy.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 15y agoNo, the US is a representative democracy. An oligarchy is where all the nation's power is in the hands of a group of small, usually self-appointed elite.
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What is an example of oligarchy?
An example of Oligarchy was in south Africa at the time of Apartheid.
What Oligarchy and the US Government have in common?
An oligarchy and the US government have nothing in common.
What is an example of using the word oligarchy in a sentence?
The oligarchy controlled the entire nation.
What is an example of oligrachy?
There is no oligarchy in the modern world. This is the sentence that uses the word oligarchy.
All decision-making power concentrated in a council made up of high-ranking members of the military is an example of?
Oligarchy
What is sentence using Oligarchy?
An example of an oligarchy is a society in which a small group of dictators is in charge of the country
Non example of oligarchy?
what are non examples of an oligarchy
What type of Government did the Settlement of Plymouth have?
Colony leaders. Example: A Oligarchy
Use oligarchy in a sentence?
Ok, well here's my sentence. I just learned what oligarchy was and I took a test on it. An oligarchy is a type of government in which a few people rule. So here's a sentence. "My country uses an oligarchy to rule our country, in which a few people are elected to make decisions for us!
The racial segregation of apartheid in South Africa was an example of which type of government?
Oligarchyoligarchy
What country was an example of an oligarchy during the mid to late 20th century?
South Africa
Is there a president in an oligarchy?
In an oligarchy, power is typically concentrated in the hands of a few individuals or a small group. There may be a leader or a figurehead who holds the title of president, but their authority and decision-making ability are often limited by the dominant few who control the government.
