What happened to the public perception of democracy after world war i? a. there was less trust in democratic government b. the public's perception was unchanged c. there was more trust in democratic government d. fewer people were capable of understanding democracy

A. There was less trust in democratic government

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To the public perception of democracy after World War I, there was less trust in democratic government. This means that the answer to your question is going to be option "A."

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