Why democracy Is best form of government?

Answer 1

No, it is the least worst form of government

Answer 2

A democracy is a form of government which all eligible citizens have equal participation in the proposal, development and creation of laws. This is considered an effective form of government due to everyone within a region being able to be apart of the law making process to make everyone happy.

Answer 3

because a democracy is a form of government where there is free speech and your allowed toleave the country for a small trip or to live there unlike a Dictatorship where there is no free speech and you cant leave the country

Answer 4

It isn't really; democracies are generally short lived and only work in small, homogeneous situations. What is generally called a democracy is either a republic or a constitutional monarchy. The reasons it seems to work the best for cultures that are adaptable to it are that it makes going to war very difficult. Instead of one or a very few that have to agree, many do (the reason that for nearly every war the USA has been in, there was the public reason for the war and the real reason). There have been remarkably few (I'd like to say none but I am not absolutely sure of that) wars between two mature "democracies". The second main reason is that people have an outlet for their frustrations with the government short of rioting or revolution. The government screws up, vote the knuckleheads out. In absolute monarchies, dictatorships, etc, the government generally only changes by force (or outside pressure). The third main reason is that it used the intellect and experiences of a large number of people rather then a privileged few to make decisions and, by having representatives vote for you, tends to dampen emotional and excessive responses o problems (mob rule). All of these combined allows for an environment that is conductive to stability in the long run which is key to economic security.

Make sense? The keys are a mature "democracy" and a culture that is prepared. New ones sorting things out are usually chaotic and warlike but in time, if a strongman doesn't usurp the process, the above applies and it takes many generations for the mind set of rule of law and institutional trust to become the norm so in some places, it would be a waste of time forming a republic unless a long commitment can be

Answer 5

Probably not because it is so equitable, open and problem free. There are no other systems that work any better in the long run, and most others are substantially worse. Any government that operates for millions of people will have many problems, usually around the oppression of one or several groups. In democracies, though, each group should be able at the very least to voice opposition peacefully and without threat of retribution. That's how large groups of people can become aware of and possibly sensitive to the needs of others.

Answer 6

why is democracy an ideal form of government