Civics
Broader meaning of democracy
Practice questions
If a country has regular elections but voices are suppressed on the basis of caste in society what conclusion is correct from the broader view of democracy?What is the main difference between real participation and symbolic participation in the broader meaning of democracy?If a student council is elected in a school but given no responsibility which weakness of broader democracy is seen?If majority listens to minority but gives no place to its dignity in decision which value remains incomplete?What is the most mature meaning of treating democracy as a way of life?If citizens demand their rights but do not accept others' freedom what is lacking in broader democracy?If poor people's views are taken only formally in a neighbourhood meeting and ignored in decisions what is the problem?What is not the democratic meaning of tolerance?If everyone is allowed to speak in an organisation but decisions always follow the chief person's wish which analysis is correct?Why is equality not complete in broader democracy merely because it is written in rules?If only confident students are allowed to speak in class which idea of broader democracy is affected?What is the importance of giving reasons in democratic leadership?If a citizen uses freedom of expression to insult others what would broader democracy say?What attitude does the broader meaning of democracy adopt toward social diversity?If majority repeatedly mocks minority even after hearing it what is this an example of?Why is citizen activeness necessary in broader democracy?Why is hearing linked with just decisions in broader democracy?If parents take the final decision at home how can democratic behaviour still remain?In broader democracy cultural respect is clearly shown in which situation?What is the correct conduct of majority in broader democracy?