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Mandible In The Antz
In the movie the Antz the two characters Z and General Mandible showed characteristics and knowledge of a government that resemble to them. Z resembled the government known as Democracy more specific to this is Direct Democracy which means all citizens vote on the decisions made by the government. General Mandible resembled the government Autocracy more specific to this Dictatorship which means a leader has complete control over all parts of the

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