Why is it necessary for citizens to be informed along with voting in democracy?
An informed citizen can make better electoral decisions. In exams, connect information and awareness with democracy.
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An informed citizen can make better electoral decisions. In exams, connect information and awareness with democracy.
View question detailsA representative government is democratic when representatives are elected by people in free elections. In exams, write both representatives and elections as necessary.
View question detailsElections and public opinion keep power controlled by the people. In exams, treat them as tools of democratic control.
View question detailsRules and constitution prevent arbitrary rule by rulers. In exams, write democracy as rule based on law.
View question detailsElections are the formal way to know people's will. In exams, write the relation between elections and public will.
View question detailsCriticism strengthens citizen participation and accountability. In exams, connect criticism with democratic rights.
View question detailsIn a democracy, citizens elect their representatives. The party or coalition supported by more than half the members of the elected legislature gets the right to form the government. Therefore, option A is correct. Option B relates to monarchy and option C to military rule, while option D goes against a democratic mandate. Exam tip: associate a majority government with support in an elected legislature.
View question detailsEqual voting right shows equal status of citizens. In exams, write equal vote as an example of democratic equality.
View question detailsLimited power protects citizens' rights and law. In exams, write democracy as opposite of arbitrary rule.
View question detailsRepresentatives get trust through people's electoral support. In exams, connect public trust with elections.
View question detailsGovernment gets authority from people, so it should work for public welfare. In exams, write public welfare as a democratic responsibility.
View question detailsFreedom to become a candidate is part of equal electoral opportunity. In exams, connect it with fair elections.
View question detailsThe power to remove government makes rulers accountable to people. In exams, write it as democracy's controlling power.
View question detailsEqual law strengthens equality and justice in democracy. In exams, write equality before law.
View question detailsPopular sovereignty means final power rests with the people. In exams, connect it with people's supremacy.
View question detailsWithout real choice, elections can lose democratic meaning. In exams, write real electoral choice as necessary.
View question detailsA fair voter list ensures participation of all eligible citizens. In exams, write it as part of free and fair elections.
View question detailsA government elected by and accountable to people is people's government in the democratic sense. In exams, write both elected and accountable.
View question detailsIn democracy, people's participation and free elections are both necessary. In exams, include both elements while writing the definition.
View question detailsRegular elections repeatedly check people's consent and keep the government accountable. In exams, connect regular elections with public approval and accountability.
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