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Is democracy considered the rule of the majority or the few?
Democracy is considered the rule of the majority, because everyone gets a say in what happens in the government.
What do minorities have a right to in a democracy?
Lawful minorities have a right to be considered and treated fairly by the Government in a democracy.
What is demacracy?
If democracy is what you mean, it is a form of government. The United States, for example, is a democracy. A democracy is the belief that the the government is run by "the people". In order for a nation to be considered a democracy, it must have a voting system.
The power to rule in your government comes from its citizens or people this make your government a?
This would be considered a democracy.
Why is democracy considered as the worst form of government?
Most people would argue that it is the best form of government.
Why is your form of government considered a representative democracy?
Because we elect people to represent us and our views in government. (congressmen, senators)
What kind of democracy has china?
China is a democracy in name only as there is no opposition allowed to the ruling government. You may vote only as directed by the rulers.
What makes a democracy?
A democracy can only be a true democracy if all citizens can vote for a leader or government officials to act on behalf of the wishes of the citizens of the nation. Free elections (but only genuinely free elections) make up a democracy.
Is a parliamentary democracy bad for the people?
Parliamentary democracy is usually considered to be a good thin, when it works well. When it does not work well, like any government that does not work well, it is not considered to be a good thing.
Why is democracy considered better thn other forms of government?
Because America has the most bombs
What are some positive and negatives of Athens government?
How was Athens not considered a Democracy from 460-430 BCE
Why is ZIMBABWE considered a non-democratic country?
Zimbabwe is considered non-democratic due to a history of human rights abuses, electoral fraud, and suppression of political opposition. The ruling party has maintained power through intimidation and violence, limiting freedom of speech and assembly. Democratic principles such as free and fair elections, independent judiciary, and respect for human rights have often been undermined in Zimbabwe.
