The first two chapters in Democracy in small groups by John Galstson gives us an in-depth introduction to, like it says, Democracy in small groups. I feel that it touches on everything we have already discussed in class. We learn in these chapters that small groups to work efficiently there must be a form of democracy along with inclusive and committed members. Members who can deliberate in a respectable manner, where everyone speaks and listens respectfully. A group that knows the criteria required to create a democracy and the criteria needed to get there, they take on their responsibility and try to stick to the agenda. However, we discovered that democracy isn’t as easy as it might seem to achieve. You see, not everyone agrees on a