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    My choice of Government First and foremost‚ my ideal government is Democracy. In life there is no greater pursuit than that of equal voice. Every day people are fighting for the right to be heard. Democracy is that right on a grand scale. Democracy is not only being heard‚ but being listened to. Democracy is when you are given an equal vote on decisions that directly affect you. And when given this tremendous responsibility‚ people will surprise you. They rise to the occasion and educate themselves

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    is the importance of the Magna Carta (1215) to the American form of government? The Magna Carta is a very important document. It’s when King John has been limited power. Also it’s about how everyone and even the king have to follow these laws so no one gets to much power. Its meaning is having the rights of justice‚ having individual rights . 2. What is the importance of the English Bill of Rights (1688) to the American form of government? The importance of the English Bill of Rights is having the

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    Federalism‚ the form of government in which authority is divided between the states and the federal government‚ is the primary form of government within the United States. Its origins‚ rooted in the Anti-Federalist opposition to a strong central government‚ geographical practicality and the existence of various political subcultures‚ are the primary factors as to why Federalism was established. Practices such as same-sex marriage rights‚ speeding laws‚ and taxation laws among various states are

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    The source of Socrates’ suspicion of the democracy stems from the argument that the general public is ignorant and therefore lacks the knowledge or truth to make the best decision for government. The foundation of democracy is based on majority rule‚ however because the majority is unaware of what truly is good for them‚ by virtue of their ignorance‚ the masses are not capable of electing a leader fit to run the state or government. Socrates contends that due to mass ignorance‚ the majority will

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    Roman Republic ruled 2‚045 years ago‚ but like the United States it had its own form of democracy. “Demo” means people and “cracy” means government so democracy means a government for the people. In Rome the government wasn’t perfect‚ but it still allowed the people some freedom and gave them certain rights to government affairs. The Roman Republic was‚ however‚ more democratic than not because one part of the government was made up of lower class citizens‚ people could vote‚ and the citizens were

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    The term “democracy” first appeared in 5th Century Athens and comes from the root word demos‚ meaning “common people”‚ and kratos‚ meaning “strength”- the strength of the common people. Democracy is meant to weaken the power of absolute rulers and extend the decision-making process to the people. Ancient Greece experienced the first form of democracy and it wasn’t until the mid 17th century when the system made a revival. The revival began in the early United States‚ France‚ and Britain‚ and had

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    also worked with the three main parties‚ the Social Democrats‚ the left-liberal Democrats‚ and the Centre Party‚ to form a constitution‚ which was approved on July 31‚ 1919. This constitution allowed him to rule by decree and use the military to restore law in any state that seemed to be under threat. He used this power about 136 times during his time in office to remove the government systems in the Saxony and Thuringia territories. Ebert was steering the Weimar Republic towards excellence; however

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    James tries to establish a boundary between his form of government and tyranny in two ways. First of all‚ he argues that no king can “be imagined to be so vnruly and tyrannous‚ but the common-wealth will be kept in better order […] by him‚ then it can be by his way-taking” (p. 79). Furthermore‚ not even a tyrannous or wicked king‚ who‚ according to James VI. was sent to the people as a punishment by God‚ shall be revolted against‚ as it is preferable to “live in a Common-wealth‚ where nothing is

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    understandings of democracy: direct democracy (the rule of many) and representative democracy. The US government uses representative democracy‚ everyone is given their own power‚ even if it’s as minimal as voting for a leader to represent you. The Framers of the Constitution believed a direct democracy would lead to people following the popular opinion instead of the common good for the nation. Despite being run on a democracy‚ people have separate views of how the government is operated. There

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    constitution is made of. Firstly‚ this essay will smmarise New Zealand`s current constitutional arrangement; Then‚ talk about New Zealand changes to a republic country is desirable and New Zealand`s fixible constitution should be rigid; Finally‚ give some suggestions to encourage New Zealanders activly engage with the constitutional review process. New Zealand current constitutional arrangement “The constitution of a nation is the set of rules that govern how a government can exercise public power. A constitution

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