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What government need from people?
democrcy
What is a civilation that used democrcy prior to ad 1500?
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What is the explanation for the theme of frederic sorrieu paintings?
this painting was on topic of freedom and democrcy
Does Indonesia have democrcy?
Yes Indonesia is a democratic state by which the people vote for the government in power
Switzerland form of government?
Switzerland is a confederation of 26 semi-independent cantons. A canton is equivalent to what is called a state in English-speaking federal countries.
Which are the countries didnot have democrcy?
far too many to mention here all at once, but for starters, China, Russia, Sudan, Iran would like to think they are a democracy....
Which types of governments allow citizens to have the greatest amount of political influence?
A direct democracy form of government gives people the most significant amount of political influence. A dictatorship allows the least amount of political influence.
What is the same about ancient Athens democrcy and your democracy now?
Very little. Athens had a direct democracy, where the citizens met fortnightly and made decisions which the Council implemented. Today we have representative democracy where the people elect representatives to a parliament which makes the decisions on their behalf between elections.
What type of democrcy did Athens have?
It started in 508 BCE as a limited democracy for landowners, revrted to oligarchy during the Persian War, was reestablished as a full democracy by Ephialtes in 460 BCE, and after his assassination, became a radical democracy under the leadership of Pericles. After Athens' defeat in the Peloponnesian War in 404 BCE it reverted to a limited democracy.
Two countries following indirect democrcy in world today?
Two countries that follow indirect democracy today are the United States and India. In both nations, citizens elect representatives to make decisions and pass legislation on their behalf. This system allows for a more manageable governance structure, where elected officials can focus on complex issues while being held accountable to their constituents through regular elections.
What is direct democrcy and where was it first practiced?
Direct democracy is a form of governance in which citizens directly participate in decision-making and law-making, rather than through elected representatives. It allows for public votes on specific issues or policies, enabling more immediate expression of the people's will. The concept was first practiced in ancient Athens around the 5th century BCE, where free male citizens could gather to discuss and vote on legislative matters.
What does descriptor mean?
It mean what you don't what does it mean.
