In a representative government

Question

A:The people choose there representative.

B:the reprsentactives speak for the people.

C:the reprsentactives make the laws for the good of all the people.

D:all of the above.

E: none of the above.

Answer 1

(A) and (B) are TRUE.  

 

(C) would be TRUE if worded a little differently:  "The representatives make the laws."  While they make the laws, one can argue that they are not always made for the good of ALL the people.

Answer 2

yes it can be all of the above based on Jacques Rousseau of Representative government. 

Answer 3

The U.S.A. is a representative republic.

Representatives such as congressmen, senators, etc.,

are chosen by the people by elections.  These

representatives are supposed to speak, work, and

make laws on behalf of their constituents.