they all have majority rules
to vote
It is impractical for all members of large societies to vote on all matters.
unitary system
Almost all of Europe is made of democracies. All 28 European Union members are democracies, most notably Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Sweden. Another five to ten are illiberal democracies and only Belarus and Russia are proper dictatorships.
Western European democracies have several things in common. Obviously, they all hold free elections. But most also have a parliamentary system with a Prime Minister as head-of-state. Most also have membership in the European Union and NATO.
The two types of democracies are direct democracies, or pure democracies, and indirect democracies, or more often referred to as representative democracies. The two differ in their distribution of political power; in a direct democracy, political power is held by all citizens of the state and in an indirect democracy, political power is held by an elect group of citizens.
democracies believed all people within' borders were citizens.
democracies believed all people within' borders were citizens.
They are all sovereign states, democracies, western countries, European countries, Western European countries, all bordered by the Atlantic ocean, and all mainstream Christian religion.
They have similar cultures, both are democracies and share a common language.
Not, not all republics are democracies.
Parliamentary democracies often have proportional representation as opposed to single-district winner take all in the American system.