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Sovereignty being exercised by an assembly of all of the citizens is an example of direct democracy. It could also be referred to as pure democracy.
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What Sovereignty is exercised by an assembly of all of the citizens?
Sovereignty being exercised by an assembly of all of the citizens is an example of direct democracy. It could also be referred to as pure democracy.
Match the government term in column 1 to the definition in column 2.?
Representative democracy: Sovereignty is exercised by a subset of the people.First-past-the-post voting system: People vote for individual candidates.Proportional voting system: People vote for parties and not individualsDirect democracy: Sovereignty is exercised by an assembly of all the citizens
When sovereignty is exercised by an assembly of all of the citizens?
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What are some similarities and differences of direct democracy and representative democracy?
1. Direct Democracy : Full citizen participation in government power / Assemble of all citizens holds sovereignty2. Both direct and Rep. Dem.: Majority Rule, Popular Sovereignty, citizens vote3. Rep. Dem. only: Sovereignty exercised by representatives, indirect representation though appt. by representatives
The powers above were all rights exercised in Colonial America by?
the representative assembly of each colony.
The athenian assembly was composed of all?
citizens
Who opened the Greek assembly to all citizens?
Solon
The Sparta assembly consisted of?
All the Spartan male citizens.
How was the formation of the national assembly differ from that of The estates general?
The National Assembly was formed by common citizens, while the Estates General was formed by citizens from all walks of life.
What must a new government based on the principle of popular sovereignty do?
Ensure freedom of speech for all citizens
How was power transferred in ancient Athens?
The answer to this question can be very complex. However, if we restrict the answer just to the Greek classical period, the power to decide on almost everything resides with the assembly. The assembly is made up of all of the Athenian citizens. The real power, one can argued, may actually be exercised by an elected general, such as Pericles. Ten generals are elected every year, with no limitation on how many times a general can be elected. With the Assembly holding all the power to decide on all matters, there wasn't really a need to transfer power.
What percent of adult male citizens could vote in the assembly?
All adult male citizens could vote, but they had to be born in Athens.
