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Different between 👉Democracy and Government👈🫡
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1 day agoDemocracy and government are related but distinct concepts: Democracy 1. System of governance: Democracy is a system where power is vested in the people, either directly or through elected representatives. 2. Participation and representation: Citizens participate in the decision-making process through voting, free speech, and other means. 3. Protection of rights: Democracies typically protect individual rights and freedoms, such as freedom of speech, assembly, and the press. Government 1. Institutional structure: Government refers to the institutional structure and apparatus that exercises authority and makes decisions on behalf of the people. 2. Administration and enforcement: Governments are responsible for administering and enforcing laws, policies, and regulations. 3. Variety of forms: Governments can take various forms, such as monarchies, dictatorships, or democracies. Key differences 1. Democracy is a system, while government is an institution: Democracy is a broader concept that encompasses the system of governance, while government refers to the specific institution that exercises authority. 2. Democracy emphasizes participation, while government emphasizes administration: Democracy focuses on citizen participation and representation, while government focuses on administering and enforcing laws and policies. In a democratic system, the government is accountable to the people and is expected to serve the public interest.