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This idea "that violence may well have been subtly encouraged by an ideology that espoused political democracy ..." (Prince 17). Meaning, that the violence of the era may be a sign of expanding democracy and not a result of it. Why?
Can protests and rioting be considered democratic?
Or were these protests a result of a lack of democracy?
(This is a very heated topic in today's political and social climate. This is an academic debate, rooted in history and historical evidence. No profanity, name-calling, or evidence without support will be allowed and will result in an automatic zero. Keep it academic and polite.)

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