title: Democracy Affects European Foreign Policies During the Early 20th Century and Beyond
abstract: Democracy refers to a political system in which power is vested in the people. The basic principle of democracy is that people have the right to choose their own leaders and determine public policy, usually through elections and voting. The core idea of democracy is that all people are equal and that everyone should have an equal opportunity to participate in political decision-making. Democracy played a crucial role in shaping European foreign policy in the early twentieth century and beyond. A
journal: Arts Culture and Language