Authoritarian
No, Greece was not an authoritarian system of government in 1986. Following the fall of the military junta in 1974, Greece transitioned to a parliamentary democracy. By 1986, the country had a democratic government with political parties, regular elections, and a constitution that upheld civil liberties. The political landscape was characterized by a multiparty system and participation in European institutions.
A democratic government is not an authoritarian form of governance. In a democracy, power is vested in the people, who exercise it directly or through elected representatives. This system typically emphasizes individual rights, freedom of expression, and fair elections, contrasting sharply with authoritarian regimes that concentrate power and limit civil liberties.
India has a democratic system of government. It is the largest democratic country in the world.
Not necessarily, you can have a capitalist economic system under an authoritarian regime as well as under a democratic regime. Some forms of economy, like central planning, occur much more easily under an authoritarian system than a more democratic one, but it is not wholly impossible for a democratic regime to embrace central planning.
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America has a republic and Democratic government
A system of leaders who carry out the work of government is known as an "administration." This includes elected officials, appointed leaders, and civil servants who implement policies, manage public services, and oversee the day-to-day operations of government. Administrations can vary in structure and function based on the form of government in place, such as democratic, authoritarian, or parliamentary systems.
A hybrid regime is a type of political system that exhibits a mix of democratic and authoritarian characteristics. These regimes often feature elements of both competitive elections and restrictions on civil liberties, leading to a system that is a blend of democratic and authoritarian practices. Examples of hybrid regimes include Russia and Venezuela.
Atheism, as a belief system, does not inherently dictate a specific system of government. Atheism is the lack of belief in a deity, and individuals who identify as atheists can hold a variety of political beliefs and support different systems of government, including democratic, socialist, or authoritarian systems. Atheism itself is primarily concerned with questions of religion and does not necessarily define one's views on governance.
Democratic
A one party system is not always democratic as all the leaders belong in the same party and may not be able to check the government. The Westminster system on the other hand allows for competitive politics and cooperation among several parties.