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Alona [7]
3 years ago
13

In demorcratic government each individual's opinion

Geography
1 answer:
pantera1 [17]3 years ago
3 0

In democratic government each individual's opinion can be expressed publicly.

Explanation:

The democratic political systems are systems were the individual has great rights. In a democracy, everyone is allowed to express its own opinion on any matter. Not just that the opinion can be expressed privately, but also publicly. This very often manages to bring in lot of things out on the surface, especially if some things have been covered up and hidden from the public eye. The individual that expresses the opinion publicly is protected by law.

  • In a democratic system, every person is equal in front of the law.
  • The people are able to express their opinion on any matter, be it privately or publicly, and not be afraid of political persecution because of it.
  • The government is directly dependent on the people, as everyone aged above 18 (usually that is the age limit for adulthood) has the right to vote, thus give power to a political party, but also strip off its power.

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