Civics
Broader meaning of democracy
Practice questions
If rules are equal in an institution but behaviour is biased which democratic goal is incomplete?What is the biggest importance of freedom to ask questions in democratic culture?Why is citizens' role in local decisions important in broader democracy?If weaker members are suppressed in the name of consensus why is it not democratic consensus?What is the correct expert-level difference between equal participation and equal result?If people speak only from emotion without facts in public discussion what deficiency will appear in democratic dialogue?If poor people's views are repeatedly postponed in a panchayat meeting citing lack of time which value is affected?Why is transparency necessary for broader democracy in community decisions?What problem arises in broader democracy when women's participation is kept only symbolic?If only loud speakers decide in a group which democratic reform is most necessary?In a democratic society criticism should be understood not as hostility but as what?If an institution has elections but elected representatives do not dialogue with members what is the democratic deficiency?Why does broader democracy consider a citizen a participant rather than a spectator?If respect is given only on the basis of office and wealth which broader democratic value is challenged?Why is it necessary in broader democracy to handle differences instead of removing them?How is the balance of equality and freedom seen in broader democracy?If information is not shared before a decision why will citizen participation weaken?Which is the most suitable citizen behaviour in broader democracy?If an institution gives everyone a chance to speak but does not explain reasons for decisions which weakness is seen?By what will the democratic quality of a society be most identified in broader democracy?