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I don't know if there were any options, but something that is at heart of a democracy is popular sovereignty: the belief that the power is in the hands of the people.
In a representative democracy those people are represented by some people chosen, to make the democracy easier to work.
alternatively you could say a body of laws: legislature or a constitution.
Pocahontas and her little raccoon.
Federalists favored a stronger, united federal government and the ratification of the Constitution opposed to the Anti-Federalists who wished for the state and local governments to remain in power. Federalists believed that giving more power to the federal government guranteed all citizens liberties. Anti-Federalists believed giving too much power to the federal government would create too much distance from citizens and leave justice unserved. It really depends on your opinion.
One critical distinction now, when contrasted with ethnographic hands on work led by anthropologists in the mid twentieth century, is that ethnographers now are far more averse to consider tribal societies as confined from whatever remains of the world. Ethnography is the efficient investigation of people groups and societies. It is intended to investigate social marvels where the scientist watches society from the perspective of the subject of the examination.
