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IN WHAT WAYS IS BRITAIN DEMOCRATIC
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IN WHAT WAYS IS BRITAIN DEMOCRATIC? The electorate in the United Kingdom have privileges regarding involvement in their democratic system unlike many other citizens of the World. In 1867 working class men were first given the right to vote, followed by the vote for women in 1918, a consequence of the suffragettes movements. In the twenty-first century the majority of the British public who are seen as deserving of the right to vote and have the mental capacity to make the judgement have the right to participate in local and general elections as well as referenda. This follows the principle of political equality for all. Citizens can also join parties (no age restriction), with the possible aim of representing the views of their arty as well as their constituents. The barriers for standing in office are not overly restrictive and with support the role is achievable. This means that as long...
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