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Oxana [17]
3 years ago
6

A nation with an oligarchy form of government has

History
2 answers:
Effectus [21]3 years ago
8 0

Option:

  1. Elections so the people can vote on each government decision.
  2. One hereditary executive who remains in office for life.
  3. Many elected officials to represent different groups of people.
  4. Few leaders who typically have similar views on government.

Answer:

<u>Option-(4):</u> Few leaders who typically have similar views on government.

Explanation:

Oligarchy form of government involves the small number of individuals or elected people who represents the different regions from which they are elected to perform the legislation or running the system in a more specific direction. As the state or country is developed and the value of the state's institutional departments is increase inside the oligarchy form of government.

Andreas93 [3]3 years ago
6 0

A nation with an oligarchy form of government has

A.)elections so the people can vote on each government decision

B.)one hereditary executive who remains in office for life

C.)many elected officials to represent different groups of people

D.)few leaders who typically have similar views on government

the correct answer is C.)

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