Just about ANY government...by definition...has a large bureaucracy. :)
the Romans created the form of government known as a republic of representative democracy this is the most used government type in the world today amongst countries. about every country has this form of government.
does the maya government still exist today yes or no
You are asking about nearly 200 years of government. Today there are more advisors for the president and more cabinet members. Education didn't have a cabinet position until 1989 and with each cabinet come people working for the member holding that office. The amount of people is not necessarily an indication of a overloaded bureaucracy, but many of these people are experts in their areas. Good example of this is the state department. Many people working for state have been eliminated, but these were people who had worked across many presidents to insure that the government could deal with other nations and foreign affairs/governments. They have years of background and needed insight that we now need desperately.
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The constitution is that foundation for the government.
The united states, Canada
had many jobs
we have rules such as they had bureaucracy
Bureaucracy refers to the organization structure, including the formal protocol and hierarchy within a medium-sized to large organization. Examples of bureaucracies include corporations and government agencies. The term originally translated to "office" or "desk job", though bureaucrats today perform various different roles including field work. Bureaucrats are appointed, as opposed to elected members of an institution. Bureaucracy is contrasted with workplace democracy (where decisions in an organization are made by popular vote or referendum), technocracy and adhocracy.
The government should play a large role in the economy.
Max Weber's Bureaucracy Theory is utilized today in various organizational contexts to promote efficiency, predictability, and rational management. Many public and private institutions adopt his principles of a structured hierarchy, clear rules, and division of labor to streamline operations and ensure accountability. This framework is particularly evident in government agencies, large corporations, and educational institutions, where formalized processes help manage complex tasks and maintain order. Additionally, Weber's emphasis on meritocracy continues to influence human resource practices, fostering environments where qualifications and performance drive advancement.
Three sources of the major bureaucratic power are size, expertise and delegation of power. As the USA has grown in size, the budget of the bureaucracy has as well, and money has a lot of influence in the world today. In our 300 plus years of being the United States, the people in power have gained more and more expertise in the government as the years go on, which helps the bureaucracy to make good decisions when it comes to its power. The bureaucracy also has delegated its power to a wide array of agencies, which has only expanded its influence over the years. (found this answer on a test in my university's government & politics class.)
This is a concept known as "separation of church and state." This was a big issue in the civil war and today it still is.
They are probably not known today, but probably large and probably red.
more reliant on the patronage system to select employees
the present government today are the municipal government provincial government & the federal government
A stratocracy is a form of government headed by military chiefs, but is not the same as a military dictatorship. A stratocracy is a form of government where the state and military are the same thing. Today, Myanmar would be known as a stratocracy.