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A government in which officials are elected by the people is called a?
representative government
Who is a person who represents his or her country in another country?
I believe you are thinking of an ambassador.
Is another name for a city government called municipal government?
yes
What is a country governed by a president called?
If a country is governed by another country it becomes a colony.
What is the government where the power is held by people and exercised through elected representative called?
soverignty is located with the people who hold the power
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