Answer:
- Each individual has worth
- It is the duty of an individual to combat oppression
Explanation:
The three major religions of Christianity, Islam and Judaism all started around the same area in Southwest Asia and had some democratic principles that were based on the love that God had for humankind.
One such teaching was that all people were equal and had worth. Jews believed that all were equal and had self worth by virtue of simply being created by God. The Muslims preached that all were equal before God and that all people had dignity. As such even leaders were bound by the same laws as those they rule. The Christians emphasized that it was important to remember that all people are equal and as such we should love them.
The religions also believed it to be the duty of the individual to fight oppression. This was especially true for the Muslims but all three religions show that people must stand up for their neighbours against oppression because all are equal before God.
According to Tocqueville egalitarianism was key to the success of the United States as a constitutional republic in that, when citizens that are equal fight for their freedom and independence, against power, their only chance is for them to combine forces. In this sense he saw democracy as a perfect equilibrium between freedom and equality.
Answer:
The answer to the question: According to Ward, what barriers mights have kept Romans from voting, there was one clear barrier: voting had to take place within the tribunes of the plebs and in the popular assemblies, but these took place in Rome itself, not outside of the city, and most plebeyans did not have the means to travel to Rome, which meant that they were unable to cast a vote.
Explanation:
Answer:
By appealing to citizens’ anger at economic crisis and social unrest
Explanation:
"Fascism is a form of radical, right-wing, authoritarian ultra-nationalism, characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition, and <em>strong regimentation of society and of the economy</em>, which came to prominence in early 20th-century Europe."
