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Where do democratic governments get their power?

Democratic governments get their power from the people who vote them in. Legitimacy is conferred upon them only by those they govern and it can be taken away by those same people.


How did democratic governments mobilize their economy for war?

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During the European enlightenment the democratic idea emerged that governments get their power from?

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the will of the people


Do all governments have representitives?

No, some governments are not democratic.


Who can participate in a democratic government?

Governments are democratic? Alert the media!


Who believed that ultimate power should reside with state governments rather than the federal government were known as?

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What type of governments do the countries of central America have?

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Do nondemocratic countries face corruption?

Oh yes, non-democratic governments are even more prone to corruption than democratic governments are.


Why did antidemocratic government rise to power in postwar Europe and Asia?

After World War II, anti-democratic governments rose to power in numerous nations in Europe and in Asia for a variety of reasons. In part, these governments gained power due to support from the anti-democratic governments of the Soviet Union and China. In addition, many of these governments gained power due to the fact that stressful post-war conditions could be dealt with more efficiently by autocratic (non-democratic) governing powers than by democratic governing bodies.


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In a democratic government, the people participate equally instead of power being concentrated in a minority, such as in monarchy and oligarchy. Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Denmark, New Zealand, Australia and Switzerland are examples of countries with democratic governments.