Government

The idea that a government should be chosen by its citizens is most famously associated with democratic theorists like John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Locke argued for the social contract and the consent of the governed, while Rousseau emphasized the importance of the general will. These Enlightenment thinkers laid the philosophical groundwork for modern democratic principles, advocating that legitimate political authority arises from the will of the people.

The commons in an old English village were often destroyed through a process known as enclosure, where common lands were privatized and divided into individually owned plots. This was often driven by wealthy landowners seeking to increase agricultural productivity and profits, as well as the rise of sheep farming, which required more land. The enclosures displaced many villagers who relied on these common lands for grazing livestock and gathering resources, leading to significant social and economic upheaval. This transformation fundamentally altered rural life, contributing to urban migration and the decline of traditional village communities.

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Oligarchy

The type of rule in which the military is in charge and citizens' rights are suspended is known as martial law. Under martial law, military authorities take control of normal administration and governance, often in response to emergencies, civil unrest, or threats to national security. Civil liberties, such as the right to assembly and freedom of speech, may be heavily restricted or entirely revoked during this period. This form of governance can lead to significant human rights abuses and is typically seen as a temporary measure.

Cleisthens encouraged people to participate in government.

After the revoluation, Haiti had an absolutist regime under "Emperor for life" Jean-Jacques Dessalines.

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The Revenue Act of 1935 brought in more government funds by raising the tax rate on wealthy people and on corporations.

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The government about businesses to operate without interference.

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It is called a theocracy.

It depends which country you are referring to.
Governments have different working principles. In some countries the principles are set out in a constitution, others through common laws of precedence. Some countries have various forms of absolutism where the principles may change according to who or what is the ruling power.

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Government money is money that we spend every day at the store or anywhere but the reason it is Government money is because they control it.

They choose themselves either through political revolution or military coup.

Ultimate government authority is generally located in the constitution or foundational legal framework of a state, which outlines the distribution of power among different branches and levels of government. In democratic systems, this authority is often vested in the people, who exercise it through elections and civic participation. In contrast, in authoritarian regimes, authority may be concentrated in a single leader or ruling party. Ultimately, the location of authority can vary depending on the political system and governance structure in place.

Legislatures regulate competition for utility companies to ensure fair pricing, reliability of services, and protection of consumer interests. Utility services, often considered essential, involve significant infrastructure and investment, making unregulated competition potentially harmful. Regulation aims to prevent monopolistic practices and ensure equitable access while balancing the need for innovation and efficiency in service delivery. Ultimately, these regulations seek to promote a stable and sustainable energy market that benefits both consumers and providers.