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How does the Internet assist citizen activists?
The Internet helps citizens to gather information about political issues and government services and to communicate with legislators and government leaders.
How was the direct democracy in Athens different from the representatives democracy that the US Practices today?
Athens didn't elect leaders to make laws, the U.S doesn't gather in mass meetings to decide on government matters.
What does the agora tell us about the culture of Athens?
The Agora was an open place of assembly used first for citizens to gather for military duty or to hear from the ruling king or council while later it was used as an open marketplace.
What human rights violation occurred at Tienanmen square Beijing?
The right to gather in public and protest the government came under fire with the Chinese government firing real bullets killing citizens that did not obey the order to go home.
What is a system in which all citizens meet to debate government matters and vote firsthand?
Direct democracy is a system in which all citizens gather to discuss and vote on government issues directly, without elected representatives. This form of democracy allows for more direct participation by the general population in decision-making processes.
Where do Build-A-Bearville citizens like to gather?
furbulous fashion district
What is the difference between the direct democracy of Athens and representative democracy of the US?
In Athens the citizens met in fortnightly assembly and made decisions which the Council implemented between meetings. In the Us, the citizens elect congressmen, who meet in Washington, and follow partly lines which do not necessarily reflect the wishes of the citizens who elected them.
Where do Build A Bearville citizens like to gather?
the coffee shop mostly. but sometimes in the sportsplex.
May citizens gather for peaceful demonstrations?
Yes, it is a constitutional right guaranteed to us by the US Constitution.
Should the US Government be allowed to spy on its citizens?
No government should be allowed to spy without restraint on its citizens. But there is always tension between complete freedom and a government's duty to protect. There has to be a reasonable means for a government to gather information necessary to the security of the country. More and better information would have prevented 911, but on the other hand, we have no idea what other atrocities have been averted because the right information was gathered and applied in time. Outright spying without cause and without restraint is the behavior of tyrants.
What freedom of assembly?
The right to gather in groups for any peaceful purpose APEX :)The right to gather, or assemble, in a certain area to discuss (or sometimes protest) certain issues.In colonial America, England prevented the colonists from gathering in large groups, believing they would break laws or cause trouble.The Founding Fathers believed that citizens should have the right to gather and discuss political issues without government sanction.
Who explain the idea of direct democracy where is a spleen?
I have no knowledge about anything spleen-related, but a direct democracy (also known as a "pure democracy") is when the government relies on the direct participation of the citizens in decision making. Like, all the citizens will gather in one place to vote on political issues, and that's how things are decided. No elected officials speaking for the majority or anything, every decision of the government comes straight from the people's mouths.
