Civics
Broader meaning of democracy
Practice questions
If only meritorious students are allowed to speak in class which idea of broader democracy is harmed?If citizens use their rights to insult others what does broader democracy teach?Which example most clearly shows the difference between democratic and weak democratic leadership?What is the importance of public debate in the broader meaning of democracy?If a society treats diversity as a threat and imposes uniformity which understanding of broader democracy weakens?If majority hears minority but mocks it every time what is this an example of?Why is citizen activeness necessary in the broader meaning of democracy?If a student council is elected but given no real responsibility what is the problem?Why is hearing necessary for a just decision in broader democracy?In what form is equality seen in social relations under the broader meaning of democracy?If someone says democracy does not apply at home or in class what is the correct response?What is the main difference between democratic dialogue and ordinary argument?If a community's language is considered inferior and its opinion is given less value which democratic value breaks?What will be the correct conduct of majority in broader democracy?If citizens demand rights but do not accept others' freedom which understanding of broader democracy is weak?Why is dignity in the broader meaning of democracy not limited only to respectful words?If rules are equal in an institution but behaviour is biased which goal of broader democracy is incomplete?Why is freedom to ask questions important in democratic culture?Why is citizens' role necessary in local decisions under broader democracy?If weaker members are suppressed in the name of consensus in a group why is it not democratic consensus?