Forms Of Civilization: Direct Democracy And Representative Democracy

Civilization- A civilization is any complex society with a social hierarchy, form of communication, separation from the natural environment, and control over the natural environment. Every civilization has depended on agriculture to be able to maintain itself at a minimum. Civilizations are much more politically advanced than other societies, usually having certain social classes. Usually the ruling class, the class that controls the supplies and exercises its will as a government or a bureaucracy, are settled around cities. Civilizations also display more economical knowledge than other societies like ownership and exchange. Throughout history, civilizations have spread and conquered more and more territory but to this day, there are still
Citizens can either participate directly (as a government official) or indirectly (by electing a representative). The word democracy originates from Greek roots meaning “people” and “power”. Two basic forms of democracy are direct democracy and representative democracy. Direct democracy is when all eligible citizens have active and direct participation in the decision making for politics. One example of this is the government of Athens in ancient Greece. Representative democracy is when the whole body of citizens remain the higher power but political power is exercised through elected representatives. Most modern democracies like the United States use representative
A usual side effect of domestication is that the organisms acquire a dependency so that they lose their ability to survive in the wild. An example of domestication is dogs and sheep. Dogs were domesticated for the purpose of being a companion/partner while sheep were domesticated for the production of a valuable resource: wool. Plants can be domesticated for aesthetic purposes (house plants) or they can be modified to acquire desired characteristics (genetically modified