In a personalist regime, the power is held by a single leader, whose demands become law for the entire country.
This regime is a form of autocracy. It is a government system that operates as an absolute monarchy or a despotate. Personalist leaders are able to appoint friends or family to important offices. As a consequence, population gain respect for their leader. For example, the Kim dynasty in North Korea.
The article of Confederation
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Citizens can work to support or oppose bills proposed by Congress in a number of ways including calling or speaking to their Congressional representatives, gathering grassroots support to lobby the government, working with lobbyists to lobby the government, or using the media as a tool to influence the process of passing the bill.
