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1.remember that democracy puts the individual first and, at the same time, insists that each individual is the equal of all others.
2.few public questions have only two sides.
3.Remember, compromise is a process, a way of achieving majority agreement. It is never an end in itself. Not all compromises are good, and not all are necessary.

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Worth of The Individual - Sahiry Rivera-Cedano

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Worth of The Individual - Sahiry Rivera-Cedano

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* Each individual, no matter what his or her station in life, is a separate and distinct being.
* People can be forced to do certain things whether they want to or not.
* Rather, it is serving the many who, as individuals, together make up that society.

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Equality of All Persons, Zaire Williams 

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Equality of All Persons, Zaire Williams 

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-the democratic concept of equality means that every person is entitled to  equality of opportunity and  equality before the law.

-That is, the democratic concept of equality holds that no person should be held back for any such arbitrary reasons as those based on race, color, religion, or gender.

-It states that each person must be free to develop himself or herself as fully as he or she wishes to, and that each person should be treated as the equal of all other persons under the law.

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1. Democracy is firmly based upon a belief in the fundamental importance of the individual.2. When a democratic society forces people to pay a tax or obey traffic signals, it is serving the interests of the many. 3.At various times, of course, the welfare of one or a few individuals is subordinated to the interests of the many in a democracy.

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Necessity of Compromise
- First, remember that democracy puts the individual first and, at the same time, insists that each individual is the equal of all others.

- Second, few public questions have only two sides. Most can be answered in several ways.

-  compromise is a process, a way of achieving majority agreement. It is never an end in itself. Not all compromises are good, and not all are necessary.

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1. At various times, of course, the welfare of one or a few individuals is subordinated to the interests of the many in a democracy.         2. Democracy is firmly based upon a belief in the fundamental importance of the individual.
3. Each individual, no matter what his or her station in life, is a separate and distinct being.

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Dalton Wise
Majority rule is a way of organizing government where citizens freely make political decisions through voting for representatives. The representatives with the most votes then represent the will of the people through majority rule. Minority rights are rights that are guaranteed to everyone, even if they are not a part of the majority. These rights cannot be eliminated by a majority vote. Minorities must trust that the majority will keep in mind the wishes of the minority when making decisions that affect everyone. The minority today will not necessarily be the minority of tomorrow.

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Insistence upon Individual Freedom - Imani Gleaton

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Insistence upon Individual Freedom - Imani Gleaton

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-Absolute freedom can exist only in a state of anarchy—the total absence of government.

-Democracy does require that each individual must be as free to do as he or she pleases as far as the freedom of all will allow.

-democracy does not and cannot insist on complete freedom for the individual.

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Majority rule, minority rights - Avia rickenbaker

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Majority rule, minority rights - Avia rickenbaker

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Democracy holds that a majority will be right more often than it will be wrong, and that the majority will also be right more often than any one person or small group will.The will of the people and not the dictate of the ruling few determines public policy.
Democracy can be described as an experiment or a trial-and-error process designed to find satisfactory ways to order human relations.

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Hand in hand with the belief in the worth of the individual, democracy stresses the equality of all individuals. It holds, with Jefferson, that “all men are created equal.Thus, it does not claim that all are born with the same mental or physical abilities. Equality of opportunity and equality before the law.

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1. "All men are created equal"

2. The democratic concept of equality holds that no person should be held back for any such arbitrary reasons as those based on race, color, religion, or gender.

3. It is clear, however, that we are still a considerable distance from a genuine, universally recognized and respected equality for all of America’s people.

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Aaron Golson-Insistence upon Individual Freedom

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Aaron Golson-Insistence upon Individual Freedom

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democracy does not and cannot insist on complete freedom for the individual. Absolute freedom can exist only in a state of anarchy—the total absence of government. Anarchy can only lead, inevitably and quickly, to rule by the strong and ruthless.

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Insistence upon Individual Freedom - TySheka Wes

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Insistence upon Individual Freedom - TySheka Wes

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1. Absolute freedom can exist only in a state of anarchy—the total absence of government.
2. Human beings desire both liberty and authority, democratic government must work constantly to strike the proper balance between the two.
3. The authority of government must be adequate to the needs of society.

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Worth of an individual/Tiy'Jawan Jamison

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Worth of an individual/Tiy'Jawan Jamison

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Democracy is firmly based upon a belief in the fundamental importance of the individual.When a democratic society forces people to pay a tax or obey traffic signals, it is serving the interests of the many.At various times, of course, the welfare of one or a few individuals is subordinated to the interests of the many in a democracy.

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In a democracy, public decision making must be largely a matter of give-and-take among the various competing interests. Compromise is an essential part of the democratic concept for two major reasons. Remember, compromise is a process, a way of achieving majority agreement. It is never an end in itself. Not all compromises are good, and not all are necessary.

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Majority Rule , Minority Rights - D'Mazhana 

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Majority Rule , Minority Rights - D'Mazhana 

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Democracy holds that a majority will be right more often than it will be wrong, and that the majority will also be right more often than any one person or small group will.
Democracy also recognizes that seldom is any solution to a public problem so satisfactory that it cannot be improved upon, and that circumstances can change over time.
Democracy can be described as an experiment or a trial-and-error process designed to find satisfactory ways to order human relations.

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worth of the individual - When a democratic society forces people to pay a tax or obey traffic signals, it is serving the interests of the many. However, it is not simply serving the interests of the many who as a mass of people happen to outnumber the few. Rather, it is serving the many who, as individuals, together make up that society.