Explanation: Direct democracy, as its name implies, is a democracy in which people directly participate in decision-making on politic issues. Such a pure democracy, as it is called, was represented in ancient Greece was a model for present-day or indirect democracies.
Indirect democracy is a form of democracy where people entrust decision-making to their legally elected representatives, who are elected in a democratic election. That is why it is also called representative democracy, and the reason for electing representatives to decide on behalf of the people is that not everyone is able to participate in important political decisions, and many are not competent to do so.
