TYPES of DEMOCRACY [AP Government Review Unit 1 Topic 2]

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In this video Heimler takes you through Unit 1 Topic 2 of the AP Government curriculum.

We'll talk about the three models of democracy: elite democracy, pluralist democracy, and participatory democracy. Additionally, we'll see how those three models can be observed in the Constitution, and are still found in our democratic institutions today. And we'll end by considering how those models form the basis for the debate between the arguments of Federalist 10 and Brutus 1.

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How is the separation of federal and state government power participatory democracy? Isn't participatory where individuals vote on stuff?

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:27 The *main democratic ideal discussed is limited government, influenced by the Enlightenment movement.*
01:08 Enlightenment *thinkers like John Locke and Thomas Hobbes contributed to the idea of natural rights, emphasizing rights not granted by monarchs.*
02:05 Popular *sovereignty and the social contract involve people giving power to the government to protect natural rights, with the ability to overthrow a tyrannical government, influenced by Rousseau.*
02:34 Republicanism, *influenced by Montesquieu, advocates for elected representatives and the separation of powers into three branches to prevent tyranny.*
03:16 The *Declaration of Independence reflects Enlightenment ideals, citing natural rights, the social contract, and popular sovereignty.*
04:41 The *Constitution, influenced by James Madison, establishes republicanism with elected representatives and separation of powers to prevent any branch from becoming too powerful.*

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