There are many different types of government that receive power from different sources. Fareed Zakaria wrote an article about the types of governments and how they are being used today called, “The Rise of Illiberal Democracy.” Government is a system that tries to distribute the power fairly within a country. A government that has multiple parties is called a democracy. Different parties represent how the government should be run best for the people. It has been proven in the past that a liberal system protects individual freedom. There is also not one source of power compared to an illiberal system. Everyone will not always get what each person desires in order to satisfy the people’s needs. The great philosopher and creator of the constitution, James Madison, believe that “all men are evil,” so there must be a system to control the temptation that desires more power.
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Before any American citizen was allowed to vote without being hassled because of their ethnicity, women were got approved to vote as well, but still received some conflict. In the article, “Selma to Montgomery March” it states that a couple days before the Fifteenth Amendment was signed by President Johnson, Martin Luther King, Jr. marched from Selma Montgomery under a federal court order with protection of National troops. No man cannot vote based on the color of their skin, according to a staff writer on the history website. Fifty years later after this march, the online news article on MSNBC reported that President Barrack Obama is confronting congress to increase voting right due to the numeral racial conflict around the country (Lee, Wang, 2015.) The president believes there is still racial confrontation in the country. People need to see that everyone is human, and each one is entitled to equal
The population of a country creates a government by freely …show more content…
Before any American citizen was allowed to vote without being hassled because of their ethnicity, women were got approved to vote as well, but still received some conflict. In the article, “Selma to Montgomery March” it states that a couple days before the Fifteenth Amendment was signed by President Johnson, Martin Luther King, Jr. marched from Selma Montgomery under a federal court order with protection of National troops. No man cannot vote based on the color of their skin, according to a staff writer on the history website. Fifty years later after this march, the online news article on MSNBC reported that President Barrack Obama is confronting congress to increase voting right due to the numeral racial conflict around the country (Lee, Wang, 2015.) The president believes there is still racial confrontation in the country. People need to see that everyone is human, and each one is entitled to equal