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The United Kingdom is the oldest surviving democratic nation.Answer 2It partially depends on how democratic you need to be to count as "democratic".Until the 20th century all allegedly democratic countries allowed less than 50% of the population to vote, because women were excluded. The UK started the 19th century only allowing landowners to vote, and gradually increased the franchise until all males had the vote.Athens is usually quoted as the first democracy, but most of the inhabitants were slaves, the 'citizens' who could vote were a small minority.In my opinion the country with the best claim to the longest running democracy is Iceland. Their parliament, the Althing, is the oldest one still in use. It was formed in 930 AD by Vikings.
The oldest democratic country is generally considered to be Iceland, with its parliamentary government dating back to the year 930.
San Marino is the tiny country located in the Italian peninsula which is the smallest republic in the world. It also claims to be the oldest state in Europe, having been founded in 301 AD.
In the United States, the fourth state to receive statehood was Georgia on January 2, 1788.
A very famous man who was born in charlestown, massachusets. He was born in April 27 1791 and died Apirl 2 1872. Was a painter and inventor. He was the oldest of all his siblings , inventor of morsse code.
Iceland.
Iceland has the oldest still functioning parliament in the world, known as the Althing. It was established in 930 AD, making it over a thousand years old. The Althing is a significant part of Iceland's national identity and continues to operate today as the country's legislative body.
Iceland, Alþingi
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The Isle of Man, which has the oldest continuous parliament in the world.
Alþingi (anglicised Althingi og Althing) is the parliament of Iceland. It is the oldest parliament in Europe.
Althing of Iceland
Alþingi (anglicised Althingi og Althing) is the parliament of Iceland. It is the oldest parliament in the world, founded in the year 930 at Þingvellir. Alþingi to Reykjavík (the capital) in 1845.
The United Kingdom is the oldest surviving democratic nation.Answer 2It partially depends on how democratic you need to be to count as "democratic".Until the 20th century all allegedly democratic countries allowed less than 50% of the population to vote, because women were excluded. The UK started the 19th century only allowing landowners to vote, and gradually increased the franchise until all males had the vote.Athens is usually quoted as the first democracy, but most of the inhabitants were slaves, the 'citizens' who could vote were a small minority.In my opinion the country with the best claim to the longest running democracy is Iceland. Their parliament, the Althing, is the oldest one still in use. It was formed in 930 AD by Vikings.
africa's oldest country is LIBERIA
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Iceland was settled in the late 9th and early 10th centuries, principally by people of Norwegian and other Scandinavian origin. In 930, the ruling chiefs established a republican constitution and an assembly called the Althing - the oldest parliament in the world.