What form of democracy is used in the united states?

Answer 1

Representative Constitutional republic. The U.S. is not a democracy because the constitution and laws restrain the government, not the vote of the citizens.
The United States of America if more of a Republican democracy. If we were a total democracy there would be more.... I think Freedom is the word I'm looking for. There would be more power to the people and less control coming from The House of Representatives, Senate, and President.

Answer 2

Constitutional Republic, Not DemocracyThe United States is not a democracy. It is a constitutional republic. Political officials are elected by the people and are to rule according to existing constitutional law, which limits government's control over the people. That differs from a democracy in which the people rule, either directly or through elected officials, and whatever is decided by the majority is what rules.

Answer 3

The American form of Democracy is a child of Roman, Greek, English, and French attempts of establishing rule by the people, as opposed to rule solely by the upper classes; with varying degrees of success.. The two modern forms that have survived are versions of those predecessors. The French and the American form of Democracy are based on a Republic, whereas, the Canadian and British have evolved into a Parliamentary system

Answer 4

representative.
The United States is a Republic which is the form of democracy.

Answer 5

representative
It has a representitive democracy.

Answer 6

A limited franchise democracy called a representative democracy.

Answer 7

The US is a representative democracy, specifically a Presidential Republic.

Answer 8

Representative Democracy

Answer 9

Indirect and presidential.

Answer 10

A representative Democracy