Today, a surprising number of countries call their goverments communist (surprising to me because I didn't know)
-Cuba
- People's Republic of China
-North Korea (which has a specific bland of communism)
-Vietnam
-Laos
New France<span>, </span><span>French </span>Nouvelle-France<span>, (1534–1763), the French colonies of continental </span>North America<span>, initially embracing the shores of the </span>St. Lawrence River<span>, </span>Newfoundland<span>, and </span>Acadia<span> (Nova Scotia) but gradually expanding to include much of the </span>Great Lakes<span> region and parts of the trans-Appalachian West.
i hope this helps</span>
The events that led up was the events that happened
To determine the patterns of trade between the two countries, we need to compare their respective opportunity costs of producing the two goods. A country will have a comparative advantage in the production of a good if it has the lower opportunity cost as compared to its trading partner.
I would choose "representative democracy" as the best answer- this is the most typical example for what you described
Some other forms would also qualify in some cases, for example The Vatican city (Theocracy and absolute ?monarchy?) also has an elective leader, albeit for life.
but "representative democracy" is best.
Examples of representative democracy: US, Germany, UK.
