There are several theories that state the American Government is trying to kill people. Some believe that it is a form of population control. No matter what the theory, there is no proof that they are trying to kill anyone.
the head of government is directly elected by people
The American Revolution gave the people the right to change their own government. It also gave the people the right to place restrictions on their own government. If the government puts in policies the people do not like, there is no coup d'état. There is simply the next election. Unlike Iran, the inability of one person to control all aspects created by the the Federal System and the division of powers, one person or group can not gain control over the election process. Thus, while corruption rules in some local areas, it can not seize control of the entire nation. For the most part however, The American Revolution did not have the purpose of creating democracy. It was more concerned with having a government that maintained order and security, giving the people the right to change the government if they did not like it, and with preventing the government from abusing the people. The idea that the government will feed and clothe everyone whether or not he is willing to work is French, not American.
To give the people control over their own government.
Three reforms that gave the American peoople more direct control of the government were the Penalton act which established the civil service comision, the 17th Amendment which allows people to elect their own senators, and the Oregon system which was also used in other states which set up initiativs referendums and recall.
There are several theories that state the American Government is trying to kill people. Some believe that it is a form of population control. No matter what the theory, there is no proof that they are trying to kill anyone.
Governance means control, as the leader of a business or CEO, directing its daily operations. In a democracy the government does not directly control the population, as it does in the Stalinist North Korea, unfortunately for the common people.
If the people are in control of the government, it is a republic. If the people have a say in the government (like how it works, who is in it, etc.), it is a democracy.
No, not where the government represents the people.
Abraham Lincoln describe democracy as a government for the people from the people and to the people it can be related to the control of the government about the society
the head of government is directly elected by people
a system in which the government does not control how people conduct buisness
In a democracy, the people control the government.
The American Revolution gave the people the right to change their own government. It also gave the people the right to place restrictions on their own government. If the government puts in policies the people do not like, there is no coup d'état. There is simply the next election. Unlike Iran, the inability of one person to control all aspects created by the the Federal System and the division of powers, one person or group can not gain control over the election process. Thus, while corruption rules in some local areas, it can not seize control of the entire nation. For the most part however, The American Revolution did not have the purpose of creating democracy. It was more concerned with having a government that maintained order and security, giving the people the right to change the government if they did not like it, and with preventing the government from abusing the people. The idea that the government will feed and clothe everyone whether or not he is willing to work is French, not American.
government shouldn't help the people directly; the economy is a cycle.
true
Jefferson and Madison supported small government control (and a stricter interpretation of the Constituation), while Adams and the Federalists wanted more government power.