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    Democracy is form of government wherein the people govern the society through personally elected officials. The idea of this form of government was initially created in Greece along with many other, new variations of government. It was put into act, and eligible voters would all be given the chance to select the candidates and winners of the elections. This however, didn’t include everyone, for like today, many minorities remained unrepresented and would remain so for years. Back then, there…

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    V as a covered rebel tries to execute those in Norsefire as a result of their dictatorship. V is no doubt understood with explosives, philosophical keenness and PC hacking. V represents the force between the totalitarian government and the minority bunch.In the movie, “V for Vendetta,” I assume the character of V. throughout the movie, I hide behind a mask that belonged to Guy Fawkes, the man who tried to blow the parliament building of England on November 5th, 1605. I had gone through a…

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    democracy yet that did not commit suicide” (The Economist Newspaper). The American government is at risk of coming to an end because of how upside down it is. Democracy is defined as “a government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them through a system of representation” (Merriam Webster). “Just 19 percent of Americans in a 2015 Pew survey reported trusting the federal government at least most of the time, compared to 73 percent of respondents in a similar 1958…

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    The creation of a republic serves as a control for the effects of factions. Factions emerge when groups of people feel their ideas are not being heard and accounted for in government. Madison describes these groups as having interests against the interests of the whole country. The design of a republic, especially the one created in the Constitution, encourages representatives from various interest groups to have a voice in lawmaking. Therefore, controlling factions is a matter of having elected…

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    more plausible. This conclusion arises from Schmitt’s analysis of the problems associated with the act of identification. In a large number of cases, the will of the people does not underlie the act of identification, so it is possible that the minority group overrides the majority one. It means that the indirect participation in political decision making is not as straight forward as a direct one, thus it’s a less plausible approach to…

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    forms of modern governments can be traced back to the philosophers Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau who had their own ideas of how a legitimate government should function. This is reflected through their view of human nature as well as their definition of a social contract that must exist between citizens and the government. A legitimate government requires that all citizens have political representation as well as having the right to speak freely. In addition, a legitimate government should have one…

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    In fact, Madison specifically questions who or what can restrain an overbearing majority from treating the minority group(s) unfairly/unjustly. Majorities were dangerous because they were capable of controlling inevitably any decision and/or other form of democracy the new nation dwelled into. Madison also believed that if they inputted many different aspects…

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    If your government is a democracy, it has to have certain characteristics that makes it a democracy. These qualities are that the government recognizes the worth of each person, each person has equal rights, the government has faith in the in majority rule and an insistence upon minority rights, acceptance upon the need to compromise, and the government must allow lots of freedom for the people who live in the democracy. This is the reason that “The Democratic People's Republic of Korea”, or as…

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    Vega 1 Breanna Vega Professor Olmos English 101 23 April 2016 Citizens Rule Democracy is known to be a strong form of government, because it gives full power to the people of the nation. Many argue about how a democracy works, but do not understand it includes difficult tasks for it to be successful. In Cornel West’s reading, “The Deep Democratic Tradition in America,” the idea of a strong democracy is by the people, but the promise of a democracy has failed. In order to keep the promise of…

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    types of leadership styles and different types of government. Leadership styles include Autocratic/Dictatorship and 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…

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