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What might tyrant say to citizens who are asking for democracy?
no because he would like to rule no one else
Why do democracy give the power to the citizens?
idk find it yourself and quite cheating on homework i bet.
What were two ways Athens was ruled before democracy?
Before, Athenian democracy was put into place, it was ruled by the Tyrant's in a Tyrannical government. Okay guys, my answer might not be the best but, it got me an A on my paper! I hope this answer helps you! If not, I'm sorry!!
Is it true e-democracy is the direct participation by citizens online in government decisions?
That might be a definition of a theoretical model of democracy, but I don't believe it is operative anywhere in the world at this time.
What form of government do citizens have no choice in the way they are governed?
There are several different terms that you might be asking about. I think you're probably asking about a dictatorship. Totalitarianism might be another good choice.
How do you use the word direct democracy in a sentence?
Direct democracy is a form of democracy in which citizens participate directly in decision-making processes. For example, in a direct democracy, citizens might vote on specific laws or policies themselves, rather than electing representatives to make those decisions on their behalf. Switzerland is often cited as a country that practices direct democracy through frequent referendums on various issues.
Why is it important for U.S. citizens to be informed?
It is important to be informed because a decision could be made that would change your life.
How is a republic different from a democracy?
Republic, roughly, refers only to the rule of law, or that all members of society (specifically, citizens) are accountable to its rules. Autocratic polities can be republics (i.e.) a polity might not determine who rules by the people, but it might still hold everyone to the rule of law. A good example of this might be Singapore).Democracy refers only to the rule of the people. It is possible to have democracies that are not republics (e.g.) ancient Athens).
What word means an unjust ruler?
An unjust ruler might be called a tyrant.
How might the history of Greece been changed if Persia had won at Marathon?
Athens would have been returned to having a Tyrant installed by Persia. No doubt they would have expelled him again and Athens would have continued on its road to eventual democracy, just a bit delayed.
What are some disadvantages of democracy?
There are quite a few disadvantages of a democracy. One disadvantage of a democracy is that you might not get what you want.
What might result if individuals failed to fulfill their duties as citizens?
If it's a country that claims to be a democracy, that democracy would fail. A democracy depends on citizen involvement-- especially voting, but also running for office or supporting candidates and causes. It also depends on a free press and the oversight of journalists, to keep the government honest. If no citizens participate, if there are no impartial and involved journalists, that could enable the emergence of a dictatorship of some kind.
