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What Greek city-state introduced the idea of Western democracy?
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Why would a city like Philadelphia model their own 19th century buildings after those in another city?
to align themselves with the idea of democracy to align themselves with the idea of democracy to align themselves with the idea of democracy To align themselves with the ideals of democracy as represented by those cultures, which included Greece.
Which famous greek city started the idea of democracy?
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Was blessing did Greek have?
In the area of blessings it's hard to say what the Greeks had, but they did contribute great things to western society. The Greeks introduced, philosophy and the early idea of democracy that the west considers pillars of today's modern world.
Why would a city like Philadelphia model their own 19th century after those in another country?
to align themselves with the idea of democracy to align themselves with the idea of democracy to align themselves with the idea of democracy To align themselves with the ideals of democracy as represented by those cultures, which included Greece.
Why would a city like Philadelphia model their own century building after those in another country?
to align themselves with the idea of democracy to align themselves with the idea of democracy to align themselves with the idea of democracy To align themselves with the ideals of democracy as represented by those cultures, which included Greece.
Was demcracy discovered in anchient Athens?
Well, the idea of democracy was introduced by Cleisthenes in 508 BC when he overthrew the aristocracies in Athens. I wouldn't say it was discovered in ancient Athens. It will sound better if you say Athens was the birthplace of democracy.
Which is a contribution of classical Rome to Modern Western Civilization?
Art, architecture, the idea of democracy, a source of new words to be used for new concepts.
What is soul of democacey?
According to Aristotle it would be the democratic process itself, the act of democracy would be its soul. Plato may argue that there is an 'absolute essence' of democracy and that would be its 'soul' Generally in modern western language the 'soul' of democracy would be the 'idea' of it and the 'foundation' of the idea in individual rights and a mutual rule. But without runoff elections you cant have real democracy or at least not much of a soul in it.
Who introduced the idea of nullificaton?
Andrew Jackson introduced this idea of nullification to the 1800s.
Who introduced the idea of the unconscious mind?
It was Sigmund Freud who introduced the idea of the unconscious mind.
Why did Philadelphians in the 1820s model their own buildings after those in Greece?
to align themselves with the idea of democracy to align themselves with the idea of democracy to align themselves with the idea of democracy To align themselves with the ideals of democracy as represented by those cultures, which included Greece.
