Question

how can democracy can handle the density of citizen

Answer 1

Demos kratos literally translates to “people power.” The United States government is based on an idea of a democracy where people have power—but citizens do not actually vote on every issue. Rather, they elect people (representatives) who vote on matters for them. This is different than the direct democracy of Athens

Answer 2

Democracy, is always going to be in my subjective view always up for scrutiny. One can yes use examples of places of democracy in terms of seeing progressiveness however that rule does not apply for all, or in the words one size does not fit all. I feel that democracy should and will always be an European ideology. What I mean by that is, that Europe has gone through the stages of developmental phases or stages. For example Britain or France, in the 18th century with debates on what truly makes a nation a successful one. Democracy can be linked to liberalism, but as much as those two are one of the same, they hold different ideas for different people, civil rights for example.

We can use the idea of lower class, middle class & higher class if anything elites. These groups have been used to showcase how each group lived during the time Europe was discovering itself. Which can be traced to the 1700s or 1800s.... along with discovering itself Europe was trying to see what made Europe... Europe.

It can be said that, women living in Europe did not share the benefits that their male counterparts had been exposed to, along with the ordinary citizen down to the lower class citizen sadly. Liberalism was about the exchange of ideas of freedom and human development when industrialization had taken off.