Under the "old system," the government had a small agenda, but people voted at a high rate.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Under the "old system," which refers to earlier periods in democratic societies, governments often had smaller agendas focusing on limited areas such as defense, public order, and foreign affairs. Despite this, voter turnout was relatively high as people were more engaged in the political process and felt their vote had a significant impact on the direction of the country.

Under the "Old System," the Government Had a Small Agenda