The terms, oligarchy and democracy, identify governments according to

a

the number of people who participate in it

b

the philosophy of the state

c

formal distribution of power among governmental levels

d

institutional structure and relationships

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Miscellaneousss
2 years ago

Option B ("the philosophy of the state") can be a factor in distinguishing between different forms of government, but it's not the primary basis for distinguishing between oligarchy and democracy. While democracy typically emphasizes principles like equality and popular sovereignty, and oligarchy often involves rule by a wealthy or privileged few, the distinction between them is primarily based on their institutional structures and relationships within the government. Therefore, option D is the best choice.

Youngozil8
1 year ago

The correct answer is A. the number of people who participate in it.

Here's why:

Oligarchy means rule by a few.

Democracy means rule by many (or the majority).


So, these terms classify governments based on how many people are involved in the governing process, which makes option A the accurate answer.

MERRY.P
1 year ago

I have read this question multiple times and I have come to an agreement that the right option for the is B, these governments are of different nature.

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