who invented democracy?

Answer 1

the greeks !!!

Answer 2

The word democracy comes from Greek - two words, which translate to mean, an aristocracy of the people. In other words, a leadership chosen/elected by the people. The first democracy in history was established in the city of Athens in c600BC - it flourished for about one hundred years; a period more usually known as the Golden Age of Greece.

The longest continuous parliament in the world is the Tynwald on the Isle of Man. The Tynwald is now about one thousand years old.

Answer 3

Ancient Greeks were the first to actually write down Democracy as a philosophical and political system. Though, it should be said, their view of Democracy was based around the idea that only the educated and wealthy would be allowed to vote.

However, doubtless, there were many cultures were the idea of 'voting' was in place before Greeks.

Answer 4

aparently the greeks but thats just the first documented version of democrasy ,but i cant see that they invented it ,they more like invented the word to go along with the philosophy ,any way its important to know who suposedly invented democracy ,yet its more important to realise who hijacked democrasy .click on the link http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=786048453686176230&q=terrorstorm its a docu/film eye opening stuff points out where things went wrong and how it is afecting us now and how fataly it will affect us in the near future ,meaning years not decades .laters
tells you all you need to know.

Answer 5

The Greek Athenians, read here for more:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy#Ancient_origins

Answer 6

Greeks

Answer 7

Greeks, should be remembered that ancient Greece wasn't an actual country in the normal way of looking at things. each city was independent of each other, with their own devolved goverment, king etc. they fought each other constantly esp Athens and Sparta, who vied for dominance of the area.

states often invaded each other, macedonion's kings- Phillip and later his son Alexander were particularly adept at this. God I'm a boffin!

Answer 8

democracy

de·moc·ra·cy (plural de·moc·ra·cies)

noun
Definition:

1. free and equal representation of people: the free and equal right of every person to participate in a system of government, often practiced by electing representatives of the people by the majority of the people

2. democratic nation: a country with a government that has been elected freely and equally by all its citizens

3. democratic system of government: a system of government based on the principle of majority decision-making

4. control of organization by members: the control of an organization by its members, who have a free and equal right to participate in decision-making processes

[Late 16th century. Directly or via French < medieval Latin democratia < Greek dēmokratia "rule of the people" < dēmos "people" + kratos "rule"]

Also, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy

Answer 9

The Greeks, inparticular the Spartans who even had two kings to share power!

Answer 10

nobody.
the real democtacy will invent next century by mtself.
when i'll born again.

really there are no country with democracy,

Answer 11

i dont know but id liek to kick the guys in the nuts