How did democracy emerge

Democracy came out of the Greek territory in the early ages. The foundations were laid in the sixth century before Jesus and it became today.

The meaning of the word as Greek demos (human) and is a combination of the words (managing). >

What is democracy: When we look at its historical development, democracy is used in the Greeks with its most smooth form. According to Greek philosophy, the worst form of government is the dictator system established according to a person's taste. All forms of administration established in Greece over time have developed as anti -dictatorship. The city administrations established were usually less communities than 10th person and elections were made for all kinds of decisions. Instead of a leader representing the country, the decisions of the people would be valid. Every living individual voted in the election. Although TMA seemed to be a democracy, women and slaves could not vote. Of course, the sum of these two forms the 6 -inserts of the public was not a fair choice.

Similar systems were later developed in the Roman Empire. In 1215, a more democratic system was developed by Magna Carta in England. In this structure, which would lay the foundations of the parliament system, the deputies of the people who questioned the orders of the king and had the right to vote in their decisions were involved. Later, after 1776, the American Revolution and democracy gained a different dimension and the people's deputies and everyone were appointed as equal voting instead of the kingdom system.