Iowa, Ancient Greece, and Rome
The Political Orphanage
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Direct Democracy vs. Representative Democracy: Ancient Greece to Modern Politics
This chapter explores the concept of democracy in ancient Greece, focusing on the direct democracy practiced in Athens. It discusses the differences between direct democracy and representative democracy, emphasizing the importance of citizen participation and civic responsibility. The chapter also touches on the historical origins of democracy and highlights its relevance in modern politics, including the Iowa caucus.
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