Democracies and war

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What is a democracy?
A political system where candidates run for political office through frequent, free and fair elections, allowing every person over a certain age to vote.
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Liberal democracy
A form of democracy that includes the protection of civil and political rights, such as free speech, religion, political association, and free press.
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Democratic peace theory
The theory that argues democracies do not fight wars against each other and rarely engage in wars with one another.
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Selection Effect
Democratic leaders are more selective about starting wars, willing to engage only when the chances of victory are high.
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Better Fighters
Democracies have stronger moral foundations, can raise more funds, and rarely fight alone.
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Women’s Suffrage
The right of women to vote.
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What are the main challenges of democratic peace theory?
The role of women’s suffrage, which initiates fewer disputes and fosters more peaceful relations with other suffrage democracies.