It was mostly the "sphere of influence" ideology that describes the spread of communism in the years immediately following World War II, since the Soviets wanted to be supported by as many communist puppet governments as possible.
The needs of the few out weight the needs of the many but this can be
problematic because the "many" don't have necessary intelligence over
diplomatic strategies, economics, politics, military etc and the
majority can cause problems to a society in case they become "greedy" or
dependent on the system. In fact, it is more likely that democracy is
an idea in the sense that people think it's real when in reality there
are a board of leaders in place making the decisions. It is also know
that they aren't meant to last.
you should get both sides, that's what it means to be educated so why does your school ask you to get only one side...it
doesn't necessarily ensure the well-being in society, it isn't "all
good" or even existent in most cases only believed to be in place.
The answer is the third one
