Question

6. Which statement explains one way in which autocracy and direct democracy are different from each other?

Answer 1

Answer:  C. An autocracy keeps power in the hands of one person, and a direct democracy does not.

Explanation:

Both autocracy and direct democracy are political systems, or a system of government, however, both systems are very different from each other.

An Autocracy is a political system where government decisions are made by a single person. This person can make all the decisions of the country, from enacting laws to imposing punishments.

Direct democracy is one in which people directly elect their leaders. An example of direct democracy is when a group decides by raising its hand.

I hope this information can help you.