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What does it mean when the Greeks developed a direct democracy?
Direct democracy or pure democracy is a form of democracy in which people decide on policy initiatives directly. for more reed this article (remove the star in the link) htt*ps://exe.io/9yiyhOx
How did Greek city-states apply democracy how did they limit democracy?
they helped each other
What were 2 common types of government in early Greek city-states?
oilgarch monarchy democracy
What type of government did the ancient Aztecs have?
a democracy government is what the Aztecs had in grees just, like the United States of America has a democracy government.
What was one reason city-states shifted to democracy?
One reason city-states shifted to democracy was because the people wanted a say in the government. They wanted to be able to vote on laws.
How was democracy in ancient Athens different from democracy in the united States?
The democracy in ancient Athens was a direct democracy. The democracy in the United States was a representative democracy.
Is the untied states a direct democracy?
no
Would it be better for the U.S to have a direct democracy?
would it be better for the United States to have a direct democracy
Why was indirect democracy a necessary alternative to direct democracy?
No, a direct democracy could always be possible, though largely impracticable in larger states.
Does the US have a direct democracy or a representative democracy?
Representative. We vote for people to represent us.
In a direct democracy how do they select state public officials?
There are no officials in a direct democracy, in a direct democracy all citizens vote on all the issues, unlike a representative or an indirect democracy (which is what the united states is). In a indirect democracy citizens of voting age who are registered to vote elect officials.
What kinds of government did the greek city states have?
Direct Democracy, Representative Democracy, Monarchy, Dictatorship, Theocracy, Oligarchy, Anarchy and Tyranny. These are the forms of government that all Greek city-states had.
Did the framers of the Constitution created a system of a government based on the principles of direct democracy?
NO. The United States is a representative democracy and its Constitution gives no provisions for direct democracy.
What is a direct democracy and what ancient culture used it?
A direct democracy is where the citizens meet regularly in assembly and make the decisions, which are implemented by a council. Many of the Greek city-states adopted it.
In which type of government are citizens expected to participate in decision making?
This is a Democracy. It is what form of government that used in the United States of America. It's a style of government that is characterized by direct involvement of the people.
Who urged direct democracy?
James Madison, in Federalist No. 10 advocates a constitutional republic over direct democracy precisely to protect the individual from the will of the majority.
Does India have a direct democracy government?
yes it has direct democracy. Direct democracy is one in which people directly participate in state affairs. It was practiced in Ancient Greek city states. India being a large country cannot practice direct democracy, but in gram sabha of India is present. Further Indirect Democracy is divided in two types. i.e Presidential democracy & Parlimentary democracy. Presidential democracy is practised in U.S where as Parlimentary democracy is practised in India.
