explain the different phases of the spread of democracy in the world
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As with any write up, try and build up a story. You could start with the empires around the birth of Christ - the Roman empire, Alexander, etc. Then came the rise of the clergy (Christianity). In order to spread Christianity, various schools were set up. Thereafter, so as to train people for the factories in the Industrial Revolution, the curriculum was diversified from religious teaching to engineering, etc. As a result of the spread of education, people started asking for the right to choose their own Government. That is what gave rise to democracy. Talk of the suffrage revolution in the US. Also mention how many countries across the world yet do not have democracy. Also support your case with facts. The Economist has a very good index to indicate the levels of democracy in countries across the world.
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Modern democracy began at least two centuries ago during the French Revolution of 1789.
Explanation:
Throughout the nineteenth century democracy was overthrown and restored several times.
Still the French Revolution inspired many struggles for democracy all over Europe.
The Earlier Phase
1776 - French revolution
1789 - United States of America and adopted a democratic constitution.
End of Colonialism
1945 - Many of these countries became democracies soon after the end of the Second World War in 1945.
India achieved independence in 1947
1950 - French effort on the proviso that the Vietnamese be given more autonomy.
Recent Phase
2008 - Entire world achieved independence.
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