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Does anyone agree on everything? What do you expect of politicians then?
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Why are direct democracies often considered impractical?
In a direct democracy, every single group member has an equal say and votes on every issue. It is impractical for large groups, like countries, because it would be very difficult, if not impossible, for each member to vote on every issue. Countries usually have representative democracies in which the citizens elect representatives who vote on the issues, ideally with the best interests of the citizens in mind.
Was New York a Republican state in this years election?
No a sweep and not a landslide, but the Democratic held a solid majority on every issue.
How is a direct democracy different from a republican government?
Direct- everyone votes on every measure. A republic- we elect people to represent us. THEY vote on every issue.
An issue on which Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler did not agree on?
The issue on which Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler did not agree on was property ownership
What issue did most of the nations founders agree?
they didnt agree on anything.
What issue did most of the nation's founders agree upon?
they didnt agree on anything.
The Republican party's main economic issue was?
agriculture
The Republican Party was established in response to the issue of?
Slavery
In 1850 what issue was the republican party opposed to?
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What are the differences between a democracy a republic and a democratic republic?
A republic is a representative democracy, where the people elect representatives to make laws for them. All republics are democracies, and the phrase democratic republic is therefore redundant.Not all democracies are republics, however. A direct democracy, in which the people vote directly on all laws, is not a republic. Direct democracies rarely exist in practice, however, because of the logistic problems with getting everyone to vote on every issue.
Over what issue did the Southern Democratic and the Northern Republican parties seem totally at odds?
The issue is slavery.
What issue led to the formation of the Republican Party and what stand did the new party take on the issue?
Slavery -jch
