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Who were the radical Socialists who overthrew the Russian monarchy?
Bolsheviks
How Athens was governed?
First as a monarchy, then as an oligarchy, then as a tyranny, then as a democracy, then as a radical democracy.
When the French Revolution abolished the monarchy its was finally replaced by a radical group called the?
National Convention
What types of government existed in city states?
Monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, democracy, radical democracy.
What has the author MICHELLE HALE WILLIAMS written?
MICHELLE HALE WILLIAMS has written: 'IMPACT OF RADICAL RIGHT-WING PARTIES IN WEST EUROPEAN DEMOCRACIES'
What was ancient greece's government?
Ancient Greece was not a country - it was comprised of over 2,000 independent city-states. These city-states each changed their form of government periodically as problems arose, ranging from monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, limited democracy and radical democracy. As one form failed, another would be tried. For example, Athens went from monarchy to oligarchy, tyranny, limited democracy and radical democracy, then back to limited democracy. Sparta went from a dual monarchy to a combined monarchy-oligarchy to a combined monarchy-limited democracy.
Milton's involvement with the politics of the 1600s and did much to promote radical reform against?
Reform against the Monarchy.
Athens form of goverment was a?
It transited over time from monarchy, to oligarchy, to limited democracy, to radical democracy, to limited democracy.
What types of government existed in the city-states?
Monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, democracy, radical democracy.
Why are the type of governments of Athens from earliest to latest?
Monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, limited democracy, radical democracy, oligarchy, limited democracy,.
Was Athens democratic or authoritarian?
It started as a monarchy, became an oligarchy, then a tyranny, then limited democracy, then an oligarchy, then a radical democracy, then a limited democracy.
Why democracy is considered the best form of government?
First, not everyone in the world considers democracy the best form of government, although most people living in true democracies find it acceptable and probably better than other governments they have known. People, for example, who support Islamic republics consider US styled democracies an abomination.Those who advocate for democracy do so because there is at least the possibility that everyone's voice can be heard, and everyone including minorities of every kind can actively participate in government. Perhaps more basic is the idea in most if not all democracies that the people themselves are the source of governmental authority. This was an absolutely radical idea in modern times when the fledgling US proposed and implemented it. You can imagine what an affront this was to King George and to colonists who supported him.In stark and probably forever irreconcilable contrast, religious republics make no distinction between religion and politics, and religious texts form the only basis for any kind of government.
