There are numerous differences between a dictatorship and a democracy. One difference is that in a dictatorship the leader has absolute authority while in a democracy the power of government is left up to the people. Another difference is that in a dictatorship leaders are very oppressive towards their citizens. If the citizens are unhappy with government and stand up against it then they are met with force. In a democracy, if the people are unhappy with their leaders they will replace the leader with a new one. A final example is that democratic government systems place checks on leaders to limit their power. In a dictatorship, there are no checks against the government. The dictator has unlimited power.
I think that fiscal gains best justifies the opening of Central Park in NYC in 1857
17-19 80-90 that way you can multiply the years
Religious freedom was a goal in the colonial settlement of both Pennsylvania and Rhode Island, although it could be argued that it was the goal in Massachusetts as well, since the Pilgrims settled there to escape religious persecution. <span />
