What are the countries and what are the republics

That's why I say that the most important thing about travel is that we find that the world in which we live is not inevitable. It is entirely possible for humans to live in different worlds. That world not only has the fact that people live in another way, but also has a reasonable explanation.

The countries are as follows:1. East Asia: China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, Japan, etc.

2. Eastern Europe: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, etc.

3. Western Europe: Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Monaco, etc.

4. Central Africa: Chad, Central Africa, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Republic of the Congo (Congo), Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo), Sao Tome and Principe, etc.

5. North America: Canada, the United States, Mexico, Greenland (Denmark), etc.

People's Republic of ChinaDemocratic People's Republic of Korea, Cuba is a republicSocialist Republic of VietnamLao People’s Democratic Republic.

Sparta in Ancient Greece.

Athens and other city-states, ancient Rome.

There is also Venice in medieval Italy.

City-states such as Florence and Genoa were once famous republics.

The basic meaning of republican politics is that the state and ** are public, not private, and the state and ** should work for the public good, not for the private interest.

Republican political claims.

A mixed equilibrium republic in ancient states.

Although it is an aristocracy, because of the recognition of the right of the lower classes to participate in the **, after all, it is politically equal to the oligarchy and the monarchy. Modern republics explicitly adhere to the principle of political equality, not by placing themselves above the social hierarchy, but on the equal participation of individual citizens as the basis of their legitimacy.

But on the whole, republicanism is more conservative, more stable, and more moderate than democracy, and this can be seen from ancient times to modern times to the present day. Republican equality is limited to equality of political and legal rights.

Since the term "democracy" became popular in modern times, its meaning has become very broad, and its demand for equality has always tended to go beyond the political sphere. Historically, the practice of democracy began with the appeal for the lower classes, and from the struggle of the common people to defend their interests. When discussing democracy, the thinkers always regarded equality as its fundamental principle, as a prerequisite for its emergence and existence.