Civics
Arguments for and against democracy
Practice questions
If someone says democracy is only rule of majority what is the best correction?Which statement correctly connects criticism and support about decision process in democracy?The argument that people may choose a wrong leader is balanced by which democratic advantage?The favourable argument that democracy handles social diversity is based on what?If media and civil organisations ask questions in a democracy which positive argument is strengthened?Why is it incomplete to mention only slow decisions while criticising democracy?What will a hard level balanced evaluation of democracy accept?If citizens' rights are protected in democracy but decisions are slow which conclusion is appropriate?What is the best method to understand arguments for and against democracy?What is the most mature conclusion about democracy?If decisions are slow in democracy but affected groups are heard before decisions, what is the deepest conclusion?If money power becomes more influential than policy debate in electoral competition, which argument against democracy becomes stronger?People may choose a wrong leader in democracy, yet why is democracy considered correctable?Which idea is rejected by the dignity argument in democracy?If government hides information to avoid criticism, which strength of democracy becomes weakest?When political parties make strategies only to gain power instead of discussing policy, which criticism is appropriate?If alliances in democracy change repeatedly only to get offices, which argument against democracy becomes clear?What is the most correct evaluation when debate and delay are seen together in democracy?If a society has differences based on language, religion, and class, which argument for democracy becomes especially important?If an argument says ordinary people do not understand complex governance matters, what is the balanced response?