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Only the people. They may select a leader or group of leaders to administer the daily functions of a society (or enforce the laws), A mayor or city or town council, but no laws or by-laws are passed without a vote of everyone.
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How does a direct democracy get power?
Through the people.
How does Direct democracy get power?
Through the people.
Who has the power of direct democracy?
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What book explains direct democracy?
One book that explains direct democracy is "Direct Democracy: Collective Power, the Swarm, and the State" by Yves Sintomer. This book explores the concepts and mechanisms of direct democracy, how it operates in different contexts, and its potential benefits and challenges. It also discusses case studies from various countries where direct democracy is practiced.
What is a advantage about direct democracy?
the one who is ruling gets the power over you.
What is the name for the form of government where power is held by the people at large All the people vote on every decision made by governmen?
Democracy - a form of government in which the supreme power is retained by the people, but which is usually exercised indirectly through a system of representation and delegated authority periodically renewed.In other words, A form of government where the power rest with the people, a Democracy.
How direct democracy works?
A direct democracy uses no higher power/authority and gives equal rights to all, it also allows citizens to be self governed.
What is the most significant difference between direct democracy and representative democracy?
In a direct democracy, citizens directly vote for all decisions made by the government. In an indirect democracy, they vote for representatives who, in turn, vote for decisions.
How did limited democracy develop in athens?
Democracy happened in Athens when the king got too much power. They moved from a monarchy to an aristocracy and then to a direct democracy.
How was power in Athens handled differently than power in Persia?
Persia had a king. Athens had a direct democracy.
Is Sparta a direct or representative democracy?
Neither. Sparta was an oligarchy where nobles of a certain rank had direct power of the citizens and non-citizens (helots) in Sparta. Citizens who were not from these noble families and non-citizens had no power to promote their views.You are likely thinking of Athens which was a direct democracy.
How do you feel about direct democracy?
How do you feel about direct democracy?
