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Why is the democracy important?
The underlying principle of democracy is freedom, since only in a democracy the citizens can have a share in freedom. In essence, he argues that this is what every democracy should make its aim. There are two main aspects of freedom: being ruled and ruling in turn, since everyone is equal according to number, not merit, and to be able to live as one pleases.
Why is democracy important?
The underlying principle of democracy is freedom, since only in a democracy the citizens can have a share in freedom. In essence, he argues that this is what every democracy should make its aim. There are two main aspects of freedom: being ruled and ruling in turn, since everyone is equal according to number, not merit, and to be able to live as one pleases.Because this givesamericans the ability to vote and be and do anything we want to do unless it's against the law then you go to jail or get the ticket
Why is the first amendment important to you?
Why are freedoms in the First Amendment important for people in a democracy?
Why is it important for citizens to observe fundamental duties in a democracy?
Democracy only works if we make it work.
How much freedom does a person have in a democracy?
Democracy does not promise freedom, nor does freedom promise democracy. They both tend to make the other much more likely, though. Freedom - and I can only assume that by this, you mean life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness (or the original "property") and the inalienable attendant rights - is guarded bloodlessly only through democracy. It is most often attained at the barrel of a gun, but it can often be maintained with the vote (and defended with a well trained army). So, I guess the real answer is that a person has as much freedom as they are willing to ensure.
What is another way to say representative democracy?
One alternative is "indirect democracy," where citizens elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf.
Why is it important for people to make their own opinions known in a representative democracy?
so that the leaders will know what is important to the citizens of the country
Why is it important for people to make their opinions known in a representatives democracy?
Without people voicing what is wrong or right it isn't a Representative democracy. To have a democracy takes the action of the people to make it work. People must become involved and interested in what the government is doing.
Which statement correctly summarizes why civic participation is important in a democracy?
Without it, politcal leaders have no way of representing the people's views.
How has the democratic country marched through the 20th century?
American and French revolution marked the democratic movements in 18th century. However, democracy in France was not stable or secure. Democracy was established but the right to vote was limited to very few men. In the 19th century, democracy centred around political equality, freedom and justice. The demand for universal adult franchise gained momentum. In the 20th century, there were instances of transition to democracy, challenges to democracy and military coups. Moreover, attempts are being made to make the international organizations more democratic. As a result people of the world can vent their views and ideas about the international and global affairs.
What is Americas gift to our generation?
No gift is given to any generations. You have to make your life the way you want it to be. The beauty of a democracy is that people are given the freedom to live as they choose.
Which democratic ideal is illustrated in the guotation above?
The democratic ideal illustrated in the quotation above is the value of individual freedom and self-expression. It emphasizes the importance of allowing individuals to speak and make themselves heard in a democracy.
