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That is a subjective question. The constitution calls for the democratic election of representives, but senators were supposed to be by appointment and the president is still elected by the electors (who we chose). Today, senators are elected by popular vote, but we the people do not have an actual vote in the presedential election. You may decide on the answer to your question from that.
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What was the strongest criticism against the new Constitution in the 1700 S?
that it is an undemocratic constitution
How do you use undemocratic in a sentence?
The word "undemocratic" literally means "not democratic. " An example of a sentence using the word "undemocratic" is "The legally elected government was replaced with an undemocratic dictatorship. "
Is United Nations undemocratic for India?
Un is undemocratic for India because it is my holiday homework . I have to elaborate on this topic. and my holiday is undemocratic for me..........
Is UN undemocratic for India?
Is UN undemocratic fo India? Elaborate
What is the root of undemocratic?
the root word for undemocratic is un the right term is un
Do you find any undemocratic element in the constitution?
Because the United States were (or, more conventionally, 'was') established as a constitutional republic rather than a pure democracy, a variety of undemocratic elements can be found in the American Constitution. Perhaps the most significant is the indirect process of electing America's executive leader: popular voting is focused on the selection of delegates ('electors') who then vote directly for the presidential candidate of their choice.
What is the root word of undemocratic?
the root word for undemocratic is un the right term is un
What aretwo undemocratic features of the colonial america?
Two undemocratic features of the colonial America were slavery and unequal voting rights
What is undemocratic about the plan of a slave ship?
Everything
Is the Bill of Rights democratic or undemocratic?
Its a democratic
What is undemocratic?
Something that is undemocratic goes against the principles of democracy, such as limiting the rights and participation of citizens in decision-making processes, suppressing freedom of speech, or concentrating power in the hands of a few individuals or groups.
Why is junta undemocratic?
Junta is undemocratic because if the government is unable to control the people, the military would step in, seize power, & form a new, harsher government.
