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What was the first democratic country?

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What was the first democratic country?

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  1. Brad Isaac

    The Magna Carta was forced onto the King of England by a group of his subjects, which limited the King’s power and protect certain privileges of the King’s subjects. It helped develop constitutional law.

  2. Victor Strong

     The very first signs of democracy were in Athens around 508 BC. Considering that Athens was a city and not a nation as this question is asking, the answer would be England, thanks in large part to the famous document the Magna Carta in the year 1215.

  3. Victor Strong

     The very first signs of democracy were in Athens around 508 BC. Considering that Athens was a city and not a nation as this question is asking, the answer would be England, thanks in large part to the famous document the Magna Carta in 1215.

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