Question

true democracy is the system where the government carries out the will of the people defending a single objective: the interests of the people.
—\the twenty truths of the perónist justicialism,\ juan perón, 1950
how does perón define democracy?
as a government that serves the people
as a government that is elected by the people
as a government that defends its own interests
as a government that is chosen by the military

Explanation:

To determine how Perón defines democracy, we analyze the quote: "True democracy is the system where the Government carries out the will of the people defending a single objective: the interests of the people."

• The first option, "as a government that serves the people," aligns with the quote because serving the people's interests and carrying out their will implies a government that serves them.
• The second option focuses on election, which is not mentioned in the quote.
• The third option (defending its own interests) contradicts the quote, which emphasizes the people's interests.
• The fourth option (chosen by the military) is irrelevant as the quote does not mention the military.

Answer:

A. as a government that serves the people