Answer:
New England town meetings.
Explanation:
Direct Democracy, different than America's form of democracy, is a system in which the masses are directly responsible for making laws, not elected representatives. This form of governing is rare and fringes on anarchy, but it can be seen in town meetings held in New England during the time leading up to the American Revolution. People, not representatives, got together in these town meetings. The Navajo Tribal Council is not direct democracy as it is a branch of the elected representatives of the tribe. Same goes for Imams in Iran. North Korea's government can be considered the very opposite of direct democracy, with a single elected leader deciding laws.
