In a representative democracy, c. Majority rules.
A representative democracy works by people voting for a representative who would then represent them in matters of government by making and advocating decisions that would be beneficial to the people who voted the representative.
For instance, a House of Representatives member is representing people in their district and would vote for things that benefit that district.
In such a democracy, the representative is decided by the majority of the people. If more people vote for a person as their representative that they vote for someone else, the person with the majority vote wins.
In conclusion, a representative democracy is ruled by the majority.
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