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Basic Concepts Of Democracy

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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5 BASIC CONCEPTS OF A DEMOCRACY

By: Emileigh Megel
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WORTH OF AN INDIVIDUAL

We must allow each person to personalize theirselves and allow room for uniqueness. The governments objective is to serve the many who serve society.
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EQUALITY

Each individual has the same opportunities but its up to them to interpret it. Nobody can be judged by race, color, gender, or religion. Everything is separated by law.

MAJORITY RULES

Although everyone has the right to have a say and role in government, the majority will be seen as right. Everyone will be heard and their will, will determine policies.
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COMPROMISE

Depending on the argument, extensive measures will be taken to ensure a rational and exceptable decision.
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INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM

The government gives out personal freedoms to give people to ensure the idea of our country being free. Although the government wants to be able to give a distinct line between their freedoms and the rights of society as well as a balance between liberty and authority.

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