Civics
Definition of democracy
Practice questions
Which element is most necessary for voters to form free opinions in democracy?If candidates in the electoral process are pre-decided by those in power, which test of democracy becomes weak?What is the main reason for treating majority as limited in democracy?What makes a citizen different from a subject in the definition of democracy?In which situation can electoral victory become weak in giving democratic legitimacy?What is the deeper purpose of periodic elections in democracy?Which condition is most necessary to make representation real in democracy?If all citizens can vote but votes of some groups are given less value, which principle is broken?Why is free opposition important in the democratic definition?Why is secret ballot linked with free elections in democracy?Which statement most clearly shows the institutional side of the definition of democracy?If people participate in elections but cannot question policies, which broader idea of democracy becomes weak?What is the main difference between legitimate power and coercive power in democracy?Why is looking only at voting percentage not enough to assess democracy?In which situation can the spirit of democracy exist but institutional weakness remain?Why is public welfare considered the aim of rule in democracy?Which broader principle is strengthened by transparent vote counting in democracy?If power comes from the people in democracy, what is the main moral duty of government?On what basis can democracy be analytically separated from dictatorship?Which statement has the most balanced group of elements of democratic definition?