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Iraq was never a democracy prior to the 2006 Constitution written with US assistance. It had always been some form of authoritarian regime, be it a kingdom, sultanate, or subject to military rule.

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What is true about the Athenian government?

In the general context of "government," something true and important about the ancient Athenian government is that, during the Classical Period in Greece, it was organized as a democracy. While it was not a "pure" democracy, since only relatively few citizens were able to vote and hold public office, it was nonetheless the first appearance of democracy in Western Civilization.


Why we should know about government?

Understanding government is essential because it shapes the laws and policies that affect our daily lives, from education and healthcare to civil rights and public safety. Knowledge of government processes empowers citizens to participate actively in democracy, advocate for their rights, and hold leaders accountable. Additionally, being informed about government helps individuals make educated decisions during elections and engage in meaningful discussions about societal issues. Ultimately, awareness of government fosters a more informed and engaged citizenry, which is crucial for a healthy democracy.


What was the government like in the 1970s?

the government during the 1970s was at rock bottom. the democracy was not stable. As percentage of independent countries, democracies reached their lowest point, weighing in at only 30%.


During the rule of Pericles Athenian citizens were expected to be actively involved in the political decision making process this form of governing is known as?

direct democracy.


A student writes a term paper about similarities and differences between Greek democracy during the classical era and U.S. democracy during the modern era. Her paper focuses on which major historical?

Creation, expansion, and interaction of political systems