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    Democracy. It is what gives Americans pride. It is why Americans say the pledge of allegiance, put their hands on their heart during the national anthem, and it is why the American flag is displayed proudly and deliberately by many Americans around the country. So it may come as a shock that in a poll conducted by the Pew Research Center in 2007, 69% of Americans did not know the name of the vice president. The fact is that most people do not care about politics. This leads to a lack of…

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    most important asset of American lifestyle, its political landscape promoting democracy and, most importantly, freedom, should follow suit in transforming political news and initiatives. Political candidates must begin building campaigns around digital media to increase levels of political participation among all Americans, but especially young people. While high political participation rates nation-wide…

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    The future of our nation and our democracy depends upon the next generation of electorates. In the ABC documentary An Uneducated Electorate Promotes Democracy's Demise by John Stossel, Richard Dreyfus discusses how uninformed, apathetic, and uninterested electorates will ultimately lead to the demise of the United States’ form of democracy. Moreover, the fault also lies in current cable shows that misinform the majority of impressionable and easily manipulated electorates. As the foundation of…

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    Democratic. Types of government include Communism, Theocracy, Absolute and Constitutional monarchy etc. The media displays different aspects of government and their leadership styles. Specifically, in cinema government issues are put on display such as dictatorship in communism and fascism. In the movie Antz two types of government are shown in the movie Dictatorship/Autocratic and Democracy. General Mandible is the military leader and Dictator of the colony. He portrays the actions of an…

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    between small and large countries are a handful, and the similarities are Minuscule in comparison. The article “Hey, Mark Zuckerberg: My Democracy isn’t your laboratory” by Stevan Dojcinovic highlights how substantial the impact of the differences can be on A smaller country, specifically targeting their democracy. Dojcinovic discusses how a social media platform is on the verge of ruining him; facebook targeting smaller countries as a lab rat. Dojcinovic gives the notion that Facebook…

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    Within present day society there is an underlying conflict over democracy and whether people should vote or not. The commonality between these sources is represented by this underlying conflict. As time progresses, it is evident that voter turnout has drastically decreased, because people these days do not have the motivation to pay attention to politics, or do not know which candidate to choose. Source one, a political cartoon, emphasizes the apathy that average citizens within society have…

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    The elite theory of democracy is a form of democracy where a small minority of highly influential members of society like wealthy and political elites hold an unequal or more power than the popular majority. Basically, the elite theory of democracy says that in every political system there are only two different groups of participants. The first is the small amount of elites, which exercises a large amount of influence over the democratic system .The second is the large amount of regular…

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    According to Robert Dahl, there are seven minimum requirements to determine if a country is democratic. These specific procedural norms must be followed in order for democracy to thrive, and although these procedures alone do not define democracy, they are necessary for its presence and continuance. Schmitter wonders if officials elected constitutionally are able to exercise power without being restrained by unelected people. Dahl sets the first criteria that, “[c]ontrol over the government…

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    Is Rousseau a defender of direct democracy? Critically discuss. In the book ‘of the social contract’ by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Rousseau dissects and tries to understand what or whom gives authorities like kings and law makers their power, in doing so he identifies the general will of which he considers to be the main legitimiser of such powers, as will be looked at in detail later in this essay. Prior to examining this particular concept, I will attempt to address the question this essay is bent…

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    American democracy has been the most sought after breed of government in the world. Democracy is a means for the people to choose their leaders and to hold their leaders accountable for their policies and their conduct in office. The government is not necessarily the one governing the people. Instead, the government are the ones giving the power to the government. However, this type of system only works through a majority take all system. The winners are not always winners and the losers are not…

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