- Many Americans are worried about democracy.
- A study shows these concerns are strong.
- People have different views on presidential power.
- Some Republicans support strong presidential power.
- Others want more limits on this power.
- Most Americans think democracy is in crisis.
Difficult words
- democracy — A system of government by the people.
- presidential — Related to the president or presidency.
- concerns — Worries or feelings of anxiety.
- limits — Things that stop or control something.
- power — The ability to do something or control.
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Discussion questions
- Why do you think people are worried about democracy?
- What limits on presidential power might be good?
- How do different views on power affect democracy?
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