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The obstacles that slowed progress toward democracy for some African nations was civil war, military rule, or corrupt dictators.
King James II had taken some rights from the people of England. In the Glorious Revolution King William and Queen Mary restored those rights and gave the people a new Bill of Rights in addition to their other enumerated rights. (Those found their way into the Constitution of The United States of America).
Its the Twelve Tables.
It was certainly a step closer to "one world" or International Government.
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The Hundred Years' War changed the governments of the both England an France. In England, Parliament's power grew because the king needed Parliament's approval to raise money to pay for the costly war.
The creation of Parliament in England marked a significant step toward democracy by establishing a formal institution where representatives could voice the concerns of the populace. Initially composed of nobles and clergy, it gradually included commoners, allowing for broader participation in governance. This shift laid the groundwork for the development of a system where laws and policies could be debated and enacted with input from various social classes, fostering the principles of accountability and representation. Ultimately, Parliament's evolution contributed to the diminishing power of the monarchy and the rise of democratic governance.
In England, the king's power was limited by a constitution and parliament.
What is russian attitudes toward democracy?
Jacksonian Democracy is a movement toward greater democracy
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The obstacles that slowed progress toward democracy for some African nations was civil war, military rule, or corrupt dictators.
The road to democracy was more difficult for France than for England due to the latter's gradual evolution of political institutions, which allowed for a more stable transition from monarchy to constitutional government. In contrast, France experienced violent upheavals, such as the French Revolution, which resulted in rapid shifts in power and the establishment of authoritarian regimes. Additionally, France's social and political divisions were deeper, leading to more intense conflict and instability. This stark contrast in historical trajectories contributed to England's relatively smoother path toward democracy.