Q1) who is representation democracy significant in the contemporary world.
Q2) explain the contribution of Lenin to the Russian revolution.
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1.In countries we call democracy, all the people do not rule. A majority is allowed to take decisions on behalf of all people. Even the majority does not rule directly. The majority rule through their elected representatives. This has become necessary because:
In countries we call democracy, all the people do not rule. A majority is allowed to take decisions on behalf of all people. Even the majority does not rule directly. The majority rule through their elected representatives. This has become necessary because:Modern democracies involve such large number of people that it is physically impossible for them to sit together and take a collective decision.
In countries we call democracy, all the people do not rule. A majority is allowed to take decisions on behalf of all people. Even the majority does not rule directly. The majority rule through their elected representatives. This has become necessary because:Modern democracies involve such large number of people that it is physically impossible for them to sit together and take a collective decision.Even if they could, the citizens does not have time, the desire or the skills to take part in all the decisions. That is why, representative democracy is significant in the contemporary world.
2.The contribution of Lenin to the Russian Revolution:
The contribution of Lenin to the Russian Revolution:(a) Lenin was a Bolshevik leader, who gave a slogan to the people, 'Bread for breadless, land for landless and peace of all'.
The contribution of Lenin to the Russian Revolution:(a) Lenin was a Bolshevik leader, who gave a slogan to the people, 'Bread for breadless, land for landless and peace of all'.(b) The revolution started by Lenin aimed at raising the standard of living, bringing about prosperity and establishing social equality.
The contribution of Lenin to the Russian Revolution:(a) Lenin was a Bolshevik leader, who gave a slogan to the people, 'Bread for breadless, land for landless and peace of all'.(b) The revolution started by Lenin aimed at raising the standard of living, bringing about prosperity and establishing social equality.(c) His government nationalized all means of production to increase industrialization.
The contribution of Lenin to the Russian Revolution:(a) Lenin was a Bolshevik leader, who gave a slogan to the people, 'Bread for breadless, land for landless and peace of all'.(b) The revolution started by Lenin aimed at raising the standard of living, bringing about prosperity and establishing social equality.(c) His government nationalized all means of production to increase industrialization.(d) Lenin's policies were collectively termed as 'war communism'. There was state control over labour and state distribution of goods.
The contribution of Lenin to the Russian Revolution:(a) Lenin was a Bolshevik leader, who gave a slogan to the people, 'Bread for breadless, land for landless and peace of all'.(b) The revolution started by Lenin aimed at raising the standard of living, bringing about prosperity and establishing social equality.(c) His government nationalized all means of production to increase industrialization.(d) Lenin's policies were collectively termed as 'war communism'. There was state control over labour and state distribution of goods.(f) Lenin launched the 'New Economic Policy'(NEP) which was partial return to market and monetary economy. It was a temporary compromise between capitalism and communism
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