A form of government in which only a privileged few have the power is called oligarchy.
Explanation:
Oligarchy is a political concept that refers to the domination of a few, that is, a few people rule by having access to capital or inherited title. Informally, the term oligarchy can generally refer to a limited group of large powers, often in a political system with or without formal democratic elements.
Oligarchs sometimes rule in formally democratic systems where dominant politicians constitute a small elite that regains its parliamentary influence by controlling economic key resources and extensive personal networks.
all summer long, a group of men huddled in a stifling hot room in Philadelphia (Madison almost passed out from the heat) to develop the framework for a government that would govern the newly independent states of America.
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Since 1987, it has been one of New Zealand's official languages. It is closely related to Cook Islands Māori, Tuamotuan, and Tahitian.
