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Democracy in Athens and the United States today both emphasize the principle of citizen participation in governance. In Athens, citizens could directly vote on laws and policies, while in the U.S., citizens elect representatives to make those decisions on their behalf. Both systems value civic engagement and the idea of political equality among citizens, although the Athenian model was limited to free male citizens, whereas the U.S. democracy aims for broader inclusivity across gender, race, and socioeconomic status. Additionally, both democracies face challenges such as political polarization and the influence of special interests.
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How the national government of the US an example of a representative democracy?
We elect people to represent us, therefore, it is a representative democracy.
How has the US lived up to the declaration of democracy the pursuit of happiness?
How has the US lived up to the declaration of democracy the pursuit of happiness?
What is another name for republic?
Another name for republic is democracy. The US is under a democracy and therefore under a republic for which it stands.
What form of democracy at the national level does the US government has?
direct
Did the framers of the Constitution created a system of a government based on the principles of direct democracy?
NO. The United States is a representative democracy and its Constitution gives no provisions for direct democracy.
How are ancient Athens and the us's democracy similar?
well i think that we have similair laws!
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 is a difference between US government and Athens government?
The U.S's government is a representive democracy and Athens was a direct democracy
Is democracy today in the US a direct democracy?
no
Is the US like Athens or like Romans?
Well this is sort of a trick question because the founder of Rome was from Athens. But the answer is Athens because the US is not a empire that rapidly expands. This is also a democracy.
What is the largest difference in the Athens democracy and U.S. democracy?
The US government has a representative democracy where the people elect representatives to run the government for them whereas Athens had a direct democracy where the people decide and solve the issues themselves. Hope this helps! :D
Did the first wave of democracy include the founding of the US?
No the first wave of democracy involved the founding of Athens around 500 BC.
How is India's government similar to the us?
They are both democracy
Which democracy lasted longer United States or Athens?
Democracy in Athens was an evolving experiment which lasted on and off for a bit over a century. The US is not a democracy - it is a republic which as a form of democratic government which has been going for over two hundred years and counting.
What system of government do you have today?
(in the US) A Constitutional Democracy.
What are the countries with direct democracy?
Ancient Athens... The US did in the olden days when Town Meetings were a regular occurrence.
How are Sparta and Athens similar and how are they different?
You you need to answer this prompt. It requires a written reply from you and not us. We don't do homework. I suggest you do a Venn diagram to sort out the information you need for your homework.
