From the way your question is phrased, I cannot give you any specifics because people have lost faith in democracy for many reasons across the centuries.
Typical Reasons:
Inefficacious: Democracies typically take a long time to implement new policies. There are many times were people believe that an immediate answer is necessary and the government does not respond. This is especially acute in economic and political emergencies.
Compromising: Democracies work on the idea that each group/party must compromise to create new policies. When one group/party believes that this compromise is weakening its ability to survive, that group will lose faith.
Moneyed Interests: Republics with Congressmen, Presidents, Prime Ministers, and so forth are susceptible to lobbying and other practices that leave the individual citizens out of the sphere of politics where democracy says that they have a role (as opposed to a Dictatorship where people do not believe they have that right or power).
Uneducated Populace: Many elite and educated individuals in democratic nations have lost faith in democracy because poor, uneducated, and confused voters have an equal say in politics as they do even though they have a worse understanding of their interests.
Religiosity: Democracy goes against supremacy that each religion asserts for its beliefs. Therefore, in a number of strongly religious states, when the state imposes a secular policy there is a backlash. The opposite also occurs, where in a predominately agnostic/atheistic state the local church overtakes the political process similar to a moneyed interest.
The short form answer is that it means that there is less government handouts and more of people helping people with minimal government interference.
A. Supremacy clause A. Constitution is the supreme law B.Full faith and credit clause B. States must cooperate C.Republican government clause C. Federal government will protect states
The faith of democracy depends on people trusting that their votes and voices count.
the Great Awakening
Oh, dude, you're asking about political ideology. It's like this bundle of values and beliefs people have about what government should be doing and how involved it should be in our lives. So, like, if you're into big government solving all the problems, that's one ideology, and if you're more about small government staying out of your business, that's another. It's all about how much faith you have in the system, man.
They strongly believed in a honest, efficient, and democratic government. Also, they believed people was to be treated equally, just like many other American icons.
They strongly believed in a honest, efficient, and democratic government. Also, they believed people was to be treated equally, just like many other American icons.
Faith of Millions - 1927 was released on: USA: 26 April 1927
Faith won't return the many lives that were lost or the millions of dollars worth of damage. It will only help people believe in a better future.
people have faith in their rulers
Millions lost faith in democratic governments during the early 20th century due to economic instability, social unrest, and the perceived inability of democracies to address pressing issues like unemployment and inflation, particularly following World War I. The Treaty of Versailles and its harsh reparations fueled resentment in countries like Germany, contributing to political extremism. As a result, authoritarian regimes, promising order and national rejuvenation, gained popularity, leading to the rise of fascism across Europe. This shift reflected a broader disillusionment with democratic institutions, which many viewed as ineffective in times of crisis.
" I have faith in the democratic process that we have established and in the capacity of our people to perfect themselves in it. " -ELPIDIO QUIRINO
Constitutionally India is a Democratic Republic, it means that all the people who are Indian national, despite of their religion-caste,sect , class, creed have a right to live freely and practice whatever faith they want to. All people are treated as same, exceptions: including special rights and favors to major minority noteably Muslim. At present moment a democratic government runs the country headed by Mr. Manmohan Singh. The Indian government at present is dynamic in nature, it believes in change.
The short form answer is that it means that there is less government handouts and more of people helping people with minimal government interference.
Some democratic rights are to vote, to own a car and house, have faith in any religion and have an education.
Yes, she lead millions of her followers to faith and Christianity. Also she lead a good example of a cathlic nun and the church.
The cast of Faith of Millions - 1927 includes: John Cardinal Bonzano as himself Edward Francis Hoban as himself Cardinal Patrick Joseph Hayes as himself