Ideologies changes

[Wayne23lololh 1,645]

This idea will reunite all things about ideology. To start, I was thinking about sorting the government into 3 groups. 

 

Democratic :

• Democracy ( 580 B.C - present days)

• Constitutional monarchy (1790 - present days)

• Census democracy (1800 - 1870 )

• Herrenvolk democracy (1850 - 1990 )

Non democratic :

• Militarism (1930’s -1975 )

• Theocracy (2500 B.C. - present days)

• Absolute monarchy (1000 - present days)

• Feudalism (476 - 1492 )

• Ancient monarchy ( 2500 B.C - 476 )

• Fascism (1930’s -1975 )

• Nationalism (1930’s - 1945 )

• Merchant republic ( 1300 - 1850

• Socialism (1850 - present days )

• Dictatorship (1800 - 1980 ) 

Others :

• Communism (1850 - present days )

• Horde (1000 - 1600)

• Tribal (2500 B.C - 1800)

• Republic ( 2500 b.c )

 

Next, each ideology could have predetermined laws, and some laws could be blocked. Some could be independent ones. So, it could be a more peaceful way to change government. 

Examples :

Democracy ----------> Social democracy ----------> Socialism

Democracy ----------> Herrenvolk democracy (segregation)

Census democracy   ----------> Democracy 

Nationalism ----------> Fascism 

Communism ----------> Socialism

Dictatorship ----------> Militarism

 

Warning : for constitutional monarchy, when we implement some laws, the gov. don’t change, it is becoming just more favorable with countries with the same laws.

Constitutional monarchy (fascist laws) is more favorable with fascist countries. Like the Japanese empire.

 

Some ideologies could also make transitions by time.

Ancient monarchy  ----------> Feudalism ----------> Absolute monarchy  ----------> Constitutional monarchy 

Absolute monarchy ----------> Constitutional monarchy ----------> Democracy

 

Finally, it is possible to rename ideology to government ?

[qxz 622]

Renaming ideology to government makes no sense.

Government refers to the political party/parties in control of the country, which encompass within themselves different ideologies.