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Title	Trend Toward Democracy;
File Name	civ metadata CID; Civ Archive 054 correct picture; 98300411.gif
Copyright Status/Owner	BYU Owned
Publisher Original	Brigham Young University
Rights (Patron Usage Instructions)	http://www.lib.byu.edu/genericnote_copyright.html
Course	HIST 201
Lecture Number	7
Professor	Wright, David Curtis, 1960-
Description	Depiction of movement toward US independence and democracy, from Monarchy to Oligarchy to Tyranny to Democracy. The trend toward democracy begins with the rule of one royal leader (monarchy), then the rule of the few, such as the aristocracy (oligarchy), to the rule of one totalitarian leader (tyranny), ending with the rule of the people (democracy).
Creator	Lepinski, John
Country	United States
Geographic Region	Americas
Type	Graphic
Platform	Cross-Platform
File Size	267.932 KB
Language	English
Genre	History
Category	Politics
Keywords	Politics; Monarchy; Oligarchy; Tyranny; Democracy; United States of America;
Time Period	US Revolutionary Period
Date Range	1750 BC: 1800 BC
Date Original	3/29/2005
Date Digital	2005-03-29
Metadata Entry Date	2009-08-11
Quality	High
Contributors	Brigham Young University
Edition	Electronic reproduction;
Format	GIF
Owning Institution	Brigham Young University
Publisher Digital	Brigham Young University
Source	Encyclopædia Britannica, 2006 Online ed., s.v. “Democracy: Democratic institutions, toward representative democracy: Europe and North America to the 19th century”, available from Internet <http://search.eb.com.erl.lib.byu.edu/eb/article-233834>, accessed 3 July 2006.
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