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The Evolution Of Democracy

By Oshi420
  • 509 BCE

    Rome adopts a new form of democracy

    Rome adopts a new form of democracy
    Rome's democracy didn't last long. In it's time, only the upper class could vote. After a brief period of time, an emperor was put in power.
  • Period: 300 BCE to 700 BCE

    Democracy is born in Greese

    Greese started democracy coming from the words "demo" meaning people and "cracy". It was made up of 3 branches and it was built to satisfy the needs of the citizens of Greece. How ever, there were rules that left out a large number of people of in Greece.
  • Jan 1, 1000

    Less monarchy more democracy

    Less monarchy more democracy
    The legal document of Magna Carta restricted some of the kings rights and was the first step to wards monarchy in England. They were silly laws by today's standards but useful than
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    American Revolution is the start of democracy in the new world

    The American Revolution was a war between the English backing the northern common wealth, and the southern separatist. The war lasted awhile and probably inspired the French Revolution
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    French Revolution

    The French Revolution was dramatic but when it ended it wasn't a democracy just yet. They had a militaralistic dictator named Napoleon but after he died it soon became a democracy
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    Autocracy fights back

    After WWI the county's that were effected heavily by it turned to a single leader. Communism was born in Russia with the ideology of sharing basically. Nazisum was the ideology that the Germans were the master race and came out of the observation of Italy and there racist government who wanted to recreate the Roman empior
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    U.N was created as a next step to a new world

    The UN was formed after World War Two, to replace the League of Nations, and the nurse the world war will not outbreak again. Countries are able to vote on certain topics to come to a reasonable solution.
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