The purpose of this book is to bring modern clarity to the centuries old battle between autocracy and democracy.
The autocratic system of leadership (e.g., tribal leaders) matured at the beginning of human experience. In the fifth century BC, democracy emerged as a viable option to autocracy in the maturing of the Greek city-states.
From Greece to Rome to medieval Europe to the Western European kingdoms (e.g., England and France), the autocracies grudgingly succumbed to democratic options.
It was the colonization of the two American Continents by the Western kingdoms that brought significant change to the dynamic between autocracy and democracy. Race, Culture, and Myths replaced Divine Rights and State-sponsored Religion as the instigator of Control and dominance. The centuries-old pattern of democracies overturning autocracy has been replaced in this last century by radical thugs like Hitler, Mussolini, and a hopeful Donald Drumpf.
