What is a government of elected representatives called?

Answer 1

A Republic

Answer 2

A representative government is one that allows a country with many, many citizens, to be represented by a smaller group, which are the governmental representatives. This allows the business of government to be conducted by "fewer" people, those government representatives, so that things can get done. By having groups of citizens (divided usually by geographic boundaries) to be represented by on person for those he represents, a variety of opinions and ideas can be brought to issue without the burden of having to poll every single citizen on every single point of issue to move forward with ideas and government action.

System of government in which public policies are made by officials selected by voters and held accountable in periodic elections. A representative government is a government where citizens have input in terms of electing the officials who are going to create and maintain the laws of the society. This is also referred to as representative democracy.

Answer 3

A representative form of government, known as a republic or a representative democracy, is a type of democracy in which the citizens elect leaders to make their choices for them, as well as vote on some issues themselves. But a full democracy would be where the citizens vote on EVERYTHING.

Answer 4

a Representative form of government is a government that is run by Representatives that are elected by the people.

Answer 5

a democracy.

Answer 6

a representative democracy.

Answer 7

A Republic