What is the difference between equal participation and equal result in broader democracy?
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Democracy stresses opportunity and participation. In exams understand equal opportunity and equal result.
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Broader meaning of democracy
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Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,equal_participation,opportunity
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- Equal participation gives everyone chance to speak and join results may differ
- Both are always the same
- Equal participation has no value
- Equal result alone is democracy
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,informed_discussion,public_debate
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- Lack of informed and responsible discussion
- Excess of participation
- End of equality
- Completion of rights
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,discrimination,social_problem
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- Because discrimination socially weakens equality dignity and participation
- Because discrimination is the main aim of democracy
- Because discrimination increases dialogue
- Because discrimination increases justice
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,panchayat,hearing
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- Equal and real hearing
- Secrecy of voting
- Election symbol
- Tax rate
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,transparency,trust
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- People understand reasons and trust increases
- People are silenced
- Decisions always remain secret
- Disagreement becomes crime
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,women,symbolic_participation
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- Equal participation does not become real
- Women always decide
- It makes no difference in society
- Democracy is only for men
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,quiet_voices,equal_opportunity
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- Giving organised chance to quiet and weaker voices too
- Stopping disagreement
- Hiding decisions
- Allowing only the leader to speak
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,criticism,accountability
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- A tool of improvement and accountability
- Reason for punishment
- Method to break society
- End of rights
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,dignity,social_justice
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- Dignity is strengthened when society has fair and respectful behaviour
- Dignity exists only in elections
- Social justice has no relation with dignity
- Dignity is only for powerful people
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,representatives,dialogue
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- Lack of continuous accountability and dialogue
- Lack of ballot
- Lack of election date
- Excess of rules
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,citizen,participant
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- Because a citizen gives views asks questions and can influence decisions
- Because citizen only obeys orders
- Because citizen has no rights
- Because citizen only pays tax
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,human_dignity,equality
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- Equal human dignity
- Election campaign
- Government income
- Polling booth
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,differences,diversity
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- Because diversity is part of society and dialogue can create peace
- Because differences are always crimes
- Because making everyone the same is necessary
- Because dialogue breaks society
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,family,reasoning
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- If they hear children's reasonable views and explain reasons
- If they allow no one to speak
- If they enforce decision through fear
- If they treat every question as insult
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,equality,freedom,dignity,democratic values
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- Everyone has freedom to speak and everyone's dignity is respected
- Only one person has freedom
- Freedom insults others
- Everyone is silenced in the name of equality
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,information,participation
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- Because people will not be able to give informed opinions
- Because information ends democracy
- Because participation has no importance
- Because decisions should always be secret
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,citizen_behaviour,fair_solution
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- Expressing own view listening to others and seeking fair solution
- Only imposing one's own view
- Treating disagreement as insult
- Keeping the weak out of discussion
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,balanced_conclusion,way_of_life
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- It is practice of equality respect dialogue and participation in life beyond elections
- It is only a technique of voting
- It is only a method of changing government
- It is a subject separate from daily life
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,social_democracy,discrimination
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- Political democracy exists but broader democratic values are incomplete
- Democracy is completely perfect
- Discrimination is part of democracy
- Voting has no importance
Hard · Level 23 · civics,democracy,reasoned_decision,accountability
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- Lack of reasoned and accountable decision
- Lack of election symbol
- Lack of voting age
- Lack of tax collection
If citizens participate in public discussion but ignore facts what deficiency may occur in democratic dialogue?
Correct answer: A
Democratic dialogue needs facts and responsibility along with respect. In exams write informed discussion.
View question detailsWhy does broader democracy not treat social discrimination as only a personal mistake?
Correct answer: A
Discrimination harms democratic culture broadly. In exams understand discrimination as a social problem.
View question detailsIf poor people's views are repeatedly postponed in a panchayat meeting citing lack of time which democratic value is affected?
Correct answer: A
Repeated postponement can exclude weaker voices from the process. In exams connect real hearing with democracy.
View question detailsWhat is the importance of transparency in community decisions under broader democracy?
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Transparency increases trust and accountability. In exams write transparent decision as democratic behaviour.
View question detailsWhat is the problem with keeping women's participation only symbolic in broader democracy?
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Symbolic participation does not fulfil democratic equality. In exams write real gender participation.
View question detailsIf only loud speakers decide in a group what democratic improvement is necessary?
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Democracy needs an arrangement to hear all voices. In exams understand equal opportunity in practice.
View question detailsIn a democratic society criticism should be seen not as hostility but as what?
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In democracy peaceful criticism gives a chance to improve. In exams connect criticism with positive role.
View question detailsWhat is the relation between citizen dignity and social justice in broader democracy?
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Social justice brings equal dignity into practice. In exams write dignity and justice together.
View question detailsIf an institution has elections but elected representatives do not talk to members what democratic deficiency exists?
Correct answer: A
Democracy needs dialogue and accountability even after elections. In exams write responsibility beyond elections.
View question detailsWhy does the broader meaning of democracy treat a citizen as a participant not a spectator?
Correct answer: A
In broader democracy a citizen plays an active role. In exams write citizen as participant.
View question detailsIf respect in society is given only on the basis of office and wealth which value of broader democracy is challenged?
Correct answer: A
Democracy treats every person's dignity as equal. In exams write human respect above wealth and office.
View question detailsWhy is it necessary in broader democracy to handle differences instead of ending them?
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Democracy does not suppress diversity but handles it through dialogue. In exams write diversity and peace together.
View question detailsIn a democratic family parents may take the final decision yet how can democratic behaviour remain?
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In democracy hearing and reasons are necessary with authority and responsibility. In exams write balanced democracy in family.
View question detailsHow is balance of equality and freedom seen in the broader meaning of democracy?
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In the broader meaning of democracy, every person has the freedom to express views, but this freedom must be exercised while respecting the equal dignity and rights of others. Therefore, option A shows the balance between freedom and equality. Option C is incorrect because freedom cannot be used to insult others. Exam tip: Remember that democratic rights go along with respect for the rights and dignity of others.
View question detailsIf information is not shared before decision-making in a social institution why will participation weaken?
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Without information participation can become weak and formal. In exams remember informed participation.
View question detailsWhich is the most suitable citizen behaviour in the broader meaning of democracy?
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A democratic citizen both speaks and listens. In exams understand citizen behaviour as two-way.
View question detailsWhat is a balanced conclusion on the broader meaning of democracy?
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Broader democracy appears in life behaviour and social values. In exams write it as a way of life.
View question detailsIf a society is democratic in voting but discriminatory in social behaviour what is the best analysis?
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The broader meaning of democracy also demands social respect and equality. In exams understand political and social democracy.
View question detailsIf an institution gives everyone a chance to speak but never explains reasons for decisions which weakness of broader democracy is seen?
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Democratic decisions need reasons and accountability along with hearing. In exams write participation and accountability together.
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