Democracies
Kingdoms and democracies are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Kingdoms" instead a noun "Democracies".
Kingdoms
Democracies and kingdoms are semantically related. You can use "Democracies" instead a noun "Kingdoms".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- peoples and democracies
- peoples and kingdoms
- lands and democracies
- lands and kingdoms
- countries and democracies
- countries and kingdoms
- States and democracies
- States and kingdoms
- commonalities and democracies
- commonalities and kingdoms
- unions and democracies
- unions and kingdoms
- dominions and democracies
- dominions and kingdoms
Both words in one sentence
- Likewise, modern democracies govern over vast areas, with large populations, when historically democracies and republics were far more widely seen in small city states with small populations, all of which were consequently swallowed into larger kingdoms and empires.
- Kingdoms and empires maintain power by means of marriage and lines of succession, which barring the occasional Succession Crisis is easier to maintain on the whole than democracies.
Source: Analysis / Democracy Is Flawed - Thanks to the Good Republic, Evil Empire trope, it gets hard to appreciate that features of modern democracies is a fusion of the best features of classic and medieval republics and kingdoms, as opposed to a direct lineage from Greece and Rome.
Source: Fair for Its Day
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