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What is democracy?
Originally in Ancient Greece democracy was a form of government where all the people in a society make decisions, although in reality this meant only the free men and not any women or slaves. The aim of demo...
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What are the limitations on the Prime Minister?
The media: Can pick up on small things such as Gordon Brown referring to Gillian Duffy as a bigot. The Party: The Conservative Parties backbench demands for a European Uniion referndum when the Prime Ministe...
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Why are the current US Presidential election primary campaigns noticeably different from previous campaigns?
The success of insurgent, populist and 'outsider' candidates so far in the 2016 primary cycle, for both the Democrats and the Republicans, can be seen both as a result of technical and legal changes to campa...
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To what extent is freedom to raise unlimited campaign funds justified by the first amendment?
The first amendment dictates that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the rig...
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What is a coalition government?
In coalition government, more than one or several parties come together to form the government; it is also called the hung government. Usually, union of two or multi parties is sought to form the coalition g...
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