Auto = "self" crat/cracy = "rule" dem = "people" which sentence uses the () word correctly?
as the sole decision maker, the ceo considered himself the (democratic leader) of his company.
since the leader consolidated all the power for his own use, the country is now essentially an (autocracy).
the solitary queen ruled the (democracy) with an iron fist and allowed no interference with her decisions.
the (autocratic) government was particularly popular for its habit of implementing citizens’ suggestions.

The sentence that uses one of the words (democratic leader, autocracy, democracy, or autocratic) correctly is...

Since the leader consolidated all the power for his own use, the country is now essentially an (autocracy).

Auto= "self"

Cracy= "rule"

Autocracy= "self-rule"

An autocracy is a government that gave one person absolute power to rule. There is no other body of government, so the leader's decisions are final. In this case, the leader has all of the power, so it is an autocracy.

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