It started as a monarchy, became an oligarchy, then a tyranny, then limited democracy, then an oligarchy, then a radical democracy, then a limited democracy.
Authoritarian
The answer is democratic
dictatorial
democratic they copied the greeks
No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.
An authoritarian government is characterized by centralized power and limited individual freedoms, with decisions made by a single ruler or small group. In contrast, a democratic government is based on principles of equality, participation, and accountability, where power is distributed among elected representatives and citizens have the right to participate in decision-making processes through free and fair elections.
The Roman Republic was neither authoritarian nor democratic. It was oligarchic.
Athens was known for its democratic values, with citizens participating in decision-making through a direct democracy. Sparta, on the other hand, had a more militaristic and oligarchic system of government, with less emphasis on democratic principles.
The style of government, often authoritarian or democratic.
democratic authoritarian monarchy
democratic and authoritarian
Athens was a democracy in part of the 5th and 4th Centuries BCE.