What responsibilities, if any, do Americans have to promote representative democracy and constitutional government in other nations? Explain your reasoning.

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Miley Warren

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16 August, 05:39

What responsibilities, if any, do Americans have to promote representative democracy and constitutional government in other nations? Explain your reasoning.

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The correct answer to this open question is the following.

What responsibilities, if any, do Americans have to promote representative democracy and constitutional government in other nations?

The United States has no responsibility to promote democracy in other countries because that would be intromission in other nations. In today's world, that is not acceptable. Every country is autonomous and has its own right to establish the best form of government their citizens approve.

What the US can do is to be an example of a democratic government by its actions and legislation. It can show other countries the possibilities that democracy offers. However, every country has its own problems and challenges, including the US. That is why it is important to respect the sovereignty of each country.