Social Sciences, asked by trinukommu, 7 months ago

what kind of government is there in Myanmar?(a)monarchy (b) one party rule (c)Army rule (d)elected by the people

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Answered by sanjaykumarkumar7122

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option d is correct. ............

Answered by Kirstenbruke3376

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In Myanmar , people have the right to elect the government. Hence it is a democratic country.

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