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    America’s democracy is rooted on the will of the people correspondingly founded on the importance of growing as an educated society. Similar logic validates how important it is to take part in this nation’s decision making. Americans are used to hearing about elections that are afflicted by low voter-turnout. Those people argue that they detest the government and all things it contains. However, they are yet to comprehend how their voting decision will be helpful to the nation. Many Americans…

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    many people ask if our election process is fair. This issue requires detailed and specific analysis. Election process is very important for the wellbeing of every country. There are countries that do not elect their rulers. Such countries resemble totalitarian societies.When you cannot take the active…

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    Comparison of the Development of Absolutism, Nationalism, Socialism, Communism, Totalitarianism, Islamism, and Republicanism Written by: Steven Andrews II Institution: West Georgia Technical Larry McQuiston World History II (HIST 1112)- 20720 Date: November/3/2017 Absolutism is a form of government in which it is based on a monarchy which bares control over the kingdom as well as its population. Absolutism was not an uncommon thing in the eighteenth century, but became prevalent by…

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    different ideologies and beliefs, creating governments unlike harsh authoritative leaders. The success of these nations was due to their collaborative governments. There were many different types of rulers, such as harsh dictators, or democracies; God-like totalitarians triumphed…

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    elite class could gain power in the government. Athens on the other hand had a democratic government that allowed everyone to be able to participate in its government despite class standing and did not put their focus on defending the city. The totalitarian government that Sparta had caused life for the people living there to be unpleasant and difficult while the democratic government in Athens gave much more freedom to its citizens and resulted in the people their having a much more pleasant…

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    and the rich. In this war the poor are the winners because of their numerical superiority. Common people take control over the republic and it leads to the power of the majority. This is exactly from what Plato wants to protect the state - from Democracy. As for Plato, the majority cannot see the common good. In this case, the state either falls apart, or tyranny sets…

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    Throughout history, people of color have struggled due to prevailing and repressive conditions. History has shown many groups were willing to challenge governmental ideologies and laws because it when against the idea of democracy that the west has created for the rest of the world. Groups like the students activist were willing to risk their lives in order to challenge and question the same government that was established to protect them. The idea of democratic government that was established…

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    This essay argues that Asia has contradicted modernisation theory’s relationship between capitalist development and political change because of the positive relationship between Asian states and their middle and upper classes, against the lower working class. Firstly, this essay will explain modernisation theory’s concept of capitalist development and political change and how the middle class is an important political class; referring to examples in Western Europe and Asia. Secondly, this essay…

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    American I can say that I am grateful to have a constitution that our founding fathers created. Most of all I am grateful that our country is a democracy and the people have the power to elect political officials. After researching forms of government and theories it has allowed me to understand what other individuals from different countries go through. Our democracy is broken up into two, direct and representative. I was able to look a different countries and their current control of…

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    The more educated the better. Any person who is not educated about what they are doing in politics is a threat. They could be voting for a totalitarian genocide enthusiast for all they know. This is why not everyone should vote. If one has not done enough research to know what they are voting for, then they should contribute by being idle. Many politicians try to appeal to this crowd for a couple…

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