What is the essence and purpose of the American theory of global democratization

1. American democracy is, in essence:

Based on the process of selecting representatives based on the two theories of representation theory and consent theory, American democracy can neither elect leaders nor solve the problems of qualifications and capabilities.

II. The Drawbacks of the Essence of American Democracy:

1. Democracy runs on money.

2. Voter turnout**.

There is a quorum requirement for voting in the Parliament, and if the vote does not reach a quorum, the vote is invalid; or a quorum of votes is reached, and although there are many votes in favor but not a certain number, the vote may still be invalid; It can be seen that parliamentarians have real power in their hands.

But this is not the case when voters vote, even if nearly half of the voters do not vote because they are not satisfied with the candidates, the remaining half of the voters can still decide who will be the **, that is, a quarter of the voters can decide who the ** belongs.

The content of the American democratic political concept is "freedom", "democracy", and "rule of law".

The establishment of the core values of the people, which is the "foundation of the country", is called the "political concept".

The sacred concepts of "all men are created equal" and "natural human rights" in the U.S. Constitution are the soul of democratic political ideas. The concept of American democratic politics is also perfect, from the early single unfreedom, rather than death! Later, democracy and the rule of law were gradually added.

This makes the United States a model for democracy.

Liberty is at the heart of American democracy, and before the founding of the United States, Patrick Henry, a Scottish-American, shouted in his speech to the Colonial Virginia Assembly on March 23, 1775: "Freedom or death!" The idea of freedom has always permeated American democracy.

Democracy and the rule of law are concrete manifestations of American democracy: the United States formulated the Constitution of the United States of America in 1787, which is still in force today, and this Constitution, also known as the 1787 Constitution, clearly defines the way American democracy works.

The current two parties in the United States have different understandings of the concept of democratic politics: the concept of the Democratic Party is small**, big people, low taxes, reasonable social welfare, and its supporters are mainly the middle class, which accounts for 45% of the population, and its foreign policy is to advocate preemptive strikes, belong to the hardliners, and advocate increasing the defense budget. The Republican Party's philosophy is big**, small national, high taxes, high welfare, and its adherents are the majority of the poor and 5% of the population who are poor and 5% of the population, belonging to the moderate faction, advocating a reduction in the defense budget.

There are many different views on the definition of "democracy" in the international academic community, but it is generally agreed that democracies must be guided by four basic principles: popular sovereignty, majority rule, political equality, and political participation.

Is American-style democracy a real democracy? Some scholars have firmly argued that the United States is no longer a democracy;

On the contrary, American politics has begun to degenerate into an oligarchy in which a small segment of the powerful class controls the general public.

The American model of democracy is often seen as a model for Western democracy. However, in its more than 200 years of existence, the problems it has faced have outweighed the benefits it brings, and its major shortcomings have been clearly exposed.

1. For the first time in human history, a democratic republic was established in a major country;

2. It has ensured the stability of the United States and provided a political foundation for the development of the United States;

3. It has set a precedent for another advanced political system;

4. Making the United States a federal state marked the birth of the United States and promoted the development of the American capitalist economy;

5. To provide an example for the rest of Europe and promote the transition to capitalism in various feudal countries.