The Greeks are the first group of people to first use the phrase democracy.
Yes the Greeks invented democracy, but it's not democracy in a sense of how people think of it today. Even though people were essentially "free", only a limited group of people counted under the democratic system and that group was a very small minority.
The people of Greece actually invented it.
Democracy is a system by which a group of people makes collective decisions based on voting, with each person having one vote, and the majority rules. This idea originated in ancient Greece. The major variation is representative democracy, in which the population elects people to represent them, rather than voting on everything themselves.
A democracy is ruled by the people; an autocracy is ruled entirely by a smaller group of people.
Is a type of a goverment where people get togeather and vote for the leader.
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No, the ancient greek invented democracy and the first to use it. Democracy roughly translates to "the people rule" from greek
Representative democracy is a group of people electing to represent for them.
A democracy is a group or organization that is governed by the people. This is achieved by reaching a majority vote on issues.
A government by popular consent or indirect democracy is a representative democracy in which a small group of people are chosen by election to represent a larger group that elects them.
limited. The people of Greece invented democracy
There may be earlier models, but the principle of democracy, which means rule by the people, dates to around the Sixth Century BC.