Compromising is still important to leaders because know what to do with the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Because people still want to have a say in their own government.
Popular sovereignty is the concept that people rule. Limited government is when government has limited power. Republicanism- im still trying to find that one sorry. =(
does the maya government still exist today yes or no
Tribalism is the oldest form of government, and it is still used.
Yes, our Democracy government does still include the purposes of the framers because part of their government included farming, and economics decribing the concept of it being similar to a Democracy government.
Yes, when religious leaders run a government it is a theocracy. Many countries today are still theocratic.
Their laws are still used today.
Their laws are still used today.
There government is still messed
China is still under communist rule. Most leaders in this government are from the older generation and the military the PLA are used to enforce the governments decisions.
It's system of government. If a country is still developing they will have a direct democracy or communism, depending on its leaders.
Although some were killed in reprisals, and others fled the country to hide, some former Khmer Rouge leaders are still powerful leaders in the current government.
Although some were killed in reprisals, and others fled the country to hide, some former Khmer Rouge leaders are still powerful leaders in the current government.
Because people still want to have a say in their own government.
Barrack Obama.
There use to be none, but in 1980 there was a reform that created a weak rule of law. This rule of law was only kinda followed but still better then before
No. The leaders of Iraq are actually elected - although the elections are still somewhat flawed. Dictators stay in power as long as they want - or until they get assassinated or are removed by a coup d'état. The current government of Iraq is still subject to removal if they lose an election.