W8-2 :: Government


1. Summary

A government is a system or group of people that governs an organized community. The government generally consists of the legislature, the administration and the judiciary. The government is both a mechanism for determining policies and a number of times policies are implemented. Every government has an ideal. This is because of the number of people setting in certificate businesses, and it has become more important to manage the development of culture and water services. Glorious Revolution in England, the American Revolution, and the French Revolution. Free democracy has become more common than ever since the notification of East and West Germany, when countries with common governance like the Soviet Union also exist. In the 19th and 20th sectors, the number and size of national governance created through corporate statistics and the development of welfare states.
 
2. Interesting
I've never heard of the term socio-political ambiguity. It is said that even the most liberal democracies limit competitive politics to some extent, while the most autocratic regime builds a broad support base, making it difficult to attract governments into narrow categories. Especially in this regard, some U.S. voters say that the U.S. is doing money politics, not democracy, because they believe elections are being manipulated by wealthy celebrities.

3. Discussion
Korea's political system is representative democracy. Do you think it is the right political system given the reflection of the people's opinions and the development of the country? Or what do you think is the best political system?

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