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Why did dictatorships instead of democracy arise in Latin America after independence?
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What is a good thesis statement for democracy?
Though, democracy being the rights of the people being built upon the people and for the people, it is really not what democracy was promised to be, instead, it has taken the solitary rights of the people to be built once upon them again.
How do you using the word democary in a sentence?
I think you mean democracy.The United States is a democracy.The people want a democracy instead of a dictatorship.Democracy is worth fighting for.
What is the original date for Independence Day?
According to the National Archives, the Continental Congress voted for July 2 to be celebrated as Independence Day. However, we have never used that day but instead have always celebrated on July 4.
The Declaration of Independence a primary source or a secondary source of historical information relating to American independence?
When researching American independence or almost any founding-period subject, the Declaration of Independence is indeed a primary source. The difference between primary sources and secondary sources hinges on this simple distinction: a primary source is (or was) "there", while a secondary source is (or was) not "there" but instead talks "about" it.
Is independence a universal human need?
thats funny i need the answer to this to!! #thestruggle
What is a republic kind of gov?
The United States of America has a republic type of government. It's a type of democracy but not a direct democracy not everyone votes on subjects instead we have a small number of representatives that vote for us, that is a Republic.
How did Plato influence America?
Plato was a major influence on the history of America. He made a challenge toward democracy through is visions that he shared. He strongly believed that people made irrational decisions that were commonly based on emotions instead of facts.
What were the earliest forms of democracy?
The first known example of democracy was in Ancient Athens, where they had a direct democracy where instead of electing representatives the people represented themselves.
Compare an contrast different types of democracies with different types of dictatorships?
Dont be lazy. Instead of having someone else do something for you. Work.
What did socrates Plato and Aristotle think of democracy?
Socrates was critical of democracy, as he believed it could lead to rule by the unqualified majority. Plato was also critical of democracy, preferring a philosopher-king ruling society in his ideal Republic. Aristotle had a more nuanced view, seeing democracy as a potentially good system if structured correctly to prevent mob rule and uphold the rule of law.
How does the decision making process in a direct democracy compare with a representative democracy?
Decisions are made by the people instead of representatives.
Is China is democracy?
China is not a democracy country. Instead, China is a communist state, where the government runs the country and not the citizens.
Why do Americans say gotten instead of got?
At the time of American independence, the word existed on both sides of the Atlantic. Its usage eventually died out in Britain, but persevered in America.
How was democracy involved in the French Revolution?
The people hoped for a democracy to happen after the French Revolution but instead they got an empire with Napoleon.
Why does America not have the union jack on their flag?
because they attained independence from the british and decided to establish their own flag (although the union jack used to be part of the flag, instead of stars)
The framers of the constitution understood democracy and republic to mean different things Explain this difference and identify which concept the framers favored?
The Founders of the United States strongly favored republican government over democracy for a variety of reasons. Fundamentally, however, they were suspicious of pure 'rule by the people' (which is democracy) because of its instability and difficulty alike; they deliberately chose instead to establish America as a republic, which combines some features of democracy with parliamentarian (and oligarchic) government for the sake of a 'representative democracy.'
How does democracy operate in Nigeria a west African country that gained independence from her former colonial master-Britain in 1960.?
Our democracy has a foundation of sand. With this foundation, the present government is basing its perception on the present and not the future. Instead of democracy bringing a responsible government receptive to the needs and aspirations of the majority, the nation is settled with "grafters" and a "boss." We have a 'vulture democracy' where the strong patiently devours its victims at the full glare of domestic and international community. DR. IBRAHIM BRAJI (dribrahimbraji@yahoo.com) Our democracy has a foundation of sand. With this foundation, the present government is basing its perception on the present and not the future. Instead of democracy bringing a responsible government receptive to the needs and aspirations of the majority, the nation is settled with "grafters" and a "boss." We have a 'vulture democracy' where the strong patiently devours its victims at the full glare of domestic and international community. DR. IBRAHIM BRAJI (dribrahimbraji@yahoo.com)
