Grassroots is on opposition to the main power; it refers to the individual people, and their organisation, who are not in power positions. Often this means a local organisation, which focuses on the specific issues of the group rather than tries to participate in big-scale politics.
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The bible is divided into two main groups.
The first Part is known as the " Old Testament"
(Before Jesus was alive.)
The second part is known as the "New Testament"
(Jesus was born and more.)
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The war was fought chiefly between two major alliances: the Axis and the Allies. When war broke out in Europe in 1914 President Wilson declared that the United States would follow a strict policy of neutrality. Wilson was firmly opposed to war and believed that the key aim was to ensure peace, not only for the United States but across the world.
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Some of the leaders in Europe didn't want the war to begin either. They tried to convince others not to go to war. Instead, one country after another declared war. How did it happen? What caused World War I? There were several causes of World War I. The most immediate cause was the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary. Austria-Hungary decided that Serbia was to blame for the assassination and declared war on Serbia.
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Answer: All these phrases represent the principles of democracy.
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The right to life is a basic human right. This right is acquired at the birth of every human being. The right to life is the first postulate of democracy protected by the Convention on Human Rights and is the first article of that convention. Democratic and civilized systems protect the right to life as a pillar of democracy.
The right to freedom is also one of the main postulates of democracy. Every man has the right to liberty as long as he does not endanger another in any way. Freedom has a wide range of meanings in democratic societies. In addition to basic freedom of movement, this also includes freedom of opinion and speech and freedom and independence of the media.
The search for happiness is directly related to the first two examples. A man cannot seek happiness if he is denied basic human rights. Only when the state apparatus secures basic human rights can one seek happiness. The further path of that "search" for happiness is individual and subjective and depends on several factors.
