How do democratic regimes separate from authoritarian regimes?
A) In democracies, citizens do not participate in decision making
B) In democracies, citizens avoid participating in decision making
C) The degree in which societies are surveilled
D) The degree in which societies participate in decision making
E) The degree in which societies can do business

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Democratic regimes are characterized by the degree to which societies participate in decision making, distinguishing them from authoritarian regimes where such participation is significantly limited or controlled.

How Do Democratic Regimes Separate from Authoritarian Regimes