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Civics

Arguments for and against democracy

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Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,decision_quality,acceptance
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  1. Consultation can make decisions better and more acceptable
  2. Public acceptance has no relation with decisions
  3. Secret decisions are always more acceptable
  4. One-sided decisions are always democratic
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,power_struggle,governance
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  1. Political competition can turn governance into power struggle
  2. Democracy gives dignity to citizens
  3. Democracy gives consent to people
  4. Democracy calms differences
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,dignity,participation
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  1. Because dignity is linked with citizens' voice and role
  2. Because dignity is linked only with wealth
  3. Because dignity has no relation with democracy
  4. Because citizens always want to remain silent
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,slow_process,quality
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  1. Deliberation can reduce chances of mistakes
  2. Leaders should be made permanent
  3. Elections should be ended
  4. People's voice should be stopped
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,public_opinion,open_debate
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  1. Open debate can bring emotional opinion under reasoned examination
  2. Open debate always harms
  3. Emotional decisions can never be corrected
  4. Debate is not needed in democracy
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,people_vote,legitimacy
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  1. People are the source of legitimacy of rule
  2. Army is the source of legitimacy of rule
  3. Dynasty is the source of legitimacy of rule
  4. Wealth is the source of legitimacy of rule
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,corruption,balanced_response
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  1. Corruption is a challenge but people can correct by changing leaders in democracy
  2. Corruption is always good
  3. People can do nothing in democracy
  4. Elections have no relation with correction
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,participation,public_discussion
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  1. Because democracy also includes public discussion criticism and accountability
  2. Because elections are not part of democracy
  3. Because citizens should never speak
  4. Because participation has no value
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,political equality,equal voting rights,citizen dignity,grade 9
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  1. It treats every citizen as politically important
  2. It gives greater voting power to wealthy citizens
  3. It gives voting rights only to educated citizens
  4. It places elected representatives above voters
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,public_criticism,correction
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  1. As corrective pressure
  2. As hereditary right
  3. As military order
  4. As secret rule
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,ordinary_people,expertise
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  1. Because ordinary people may not be experts in every policy
  2. Because ordinary people are not citizens
  3. Because ordinary people get no vote
  4. Because ordinary people are always wrong
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,quick_decisions,crisis
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  1. When urgent action is needed in a crisis
  2. When discussion improves decisions
  3. When people's consent is taken
  4. When differences are resolved peacefully
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,discussion,one_sided_decision
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  1. Risk of one-sided and wrong decisions
  2. Risk of people's participation
  3. Risk of accountability
  4. Risk of equality
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,minority_views,inclusion
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  1. Inclusive and peaceful governance
  2. Authoritarian rule
  3. Secret orders
  4. Money power rule
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,criticism,elections
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  1. Capacity to examine and change government
  2. Capacity to make government permanent
  3. Capacity to silence citizens
  4. Capacity to remove law
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,policy_instability,government_change
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  1. Change of leaders and governments after elections
  2. People's dignity
  3. Protection of rights
  4. Public debate
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,citizen_participation,dignity
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  1. Argument of citizen dignity and participation
  2. Criticism of money power
  3. Criticism of slow decisions
  4. Lack of leaders' expertise
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,accountability,corruption
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  1. Corruption is possible but accountability gives a way to challenge it
  2. Corruption is a benefit of democracy
  3. Accountability always increases corruption
  4. Corruption cannot be questioned in democracy
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,balanced_conclusion,arguments
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  1. Democracy is not perfect but accountability dignity and corrective capacity make it strong
  2. Democracy has no weakness
  3. Democracy has no benefit
  4. People have no place in democracy
Hard · Level 20 · civics,democracy,hard,better_governance,correction
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  1. Because it gives people accountability participation and chance for correction
  2. Because it keeps all decisions secret
  3. Because it keeps citizens silent
  4. Because it makes government permanent