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How is theocracy different from other forms of government?

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Sergio039 [100]3 years ago

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Answer:

A theocracy is a government run by religious leaders. Like monarchy, theocracy is an old form of government.

Explanation:

In a theocracy, the government claims to be directed by God, or divinely blessed. There is no legal separation between church and state, and citizens of other faiths are often excluded or expelled.

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