Social Sciences, asked by sumanyadav99955, 3 months ago

which freedoms are usually take away when a democracy is over thrown by the military

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Answered by urmifashionzone85

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Explanation:

The freedoms which are taken away when a democracy is overthrown by the military:

Freedom of electing their rulers.

Freedom of speech, expression and protest against any governmental policies.

People cant form political parties or organisations

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