If a government avoids holding elections which right of people becomes weak?
Without elections people cannot change government. Exam tip: connect elections with people's control.
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SubjectsCivics
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In Class 9 Civics, under the chapter Electoral Politics, Why Do We Need Elections? explains why elections are essential in a democracy. Students learn how citizens choose representatives, hold governments accountable, replace leaders peacefully when needed, and give legitimacy to the government. The topic also highlights voting as a means for people to express their choices and expectations.
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Without elections people cannot change government. Exam tip: connect elections with people's control.
View question detailsTransparent counting increases credibility of election results. Exam tip: connect transparency with trust.
View question detailsElections are a means of real public participation in democracy. Exam tip: understand election as participation not ritual.
View question detailsComparing promises helps voters make a better decision. Exam tip: understand difference between promise and policy.
View question detailsRepresentatives carry people's problems to government. Exam tip: connect representation with public problems.
View question detailsCompetition keeps government responsible before people. Exam tip: connect competition with accountability.
View question detailsElections give people the right to change government peacefully. Exam tip: remember people's supreme role.
View question detailsVoting is both a right and a democratic responsibility. Exam tip: understand vote as both right and responsibility.
View question detailsGood elections require equal opportunity for candidates. Exam tip: remember fair competition.
View question detailsElections connect government with people's approval. Exam tip: connect legitimacy with mandate.
View question detailsIndependent media helps voters make informed decisions. Exam tip: connect media with voter awareness.
View question detailsPublic debate helps voters compare choices. Exam tip: connect debate with informed choice.
View question detailsRespecting people's choice is basic to democratic elections. Exam tip: connect result acceptance with democracy.
View question detailsA multi-party system gives voters wider choices. Exam tip: connect multiple parties with choice.
View question detailsElected representatives are answerable to people. Exam tip: connect law-making with representation.
View question detailsPolitical equality means that every eligible citizen has equal political rights in an election. Therefore, each eligible voter’s vote has the same value; leaders, wealthy people, or higher taxpayers do not receive extra votes or votes of greater value. Exam tip: remember the principle as “one person, one vote, one value.”
View question detailsPeaceful transfer of power increases democratic stability. Exam tip: connect elections with peaceful change.
View question detailsShow elections do not show people's real choice. Exam tip: understand difference between real and formal elections.
View question detailsEvaluation makes elections a tool of accountability. Exam tip: connect evaluation with accountability.
View question detailsFreedom and equality together make democratic elections. Exam tip: remember free and equal vote together.
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