In the definition of democracy elected rulers reject what kind of power?
Elected rulers means power is not decided by birth or force. Exam tip: understand the negative meaning of the definition.
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Elected rulers means power is not decided by birth or force. Exam tip: understand the negative meaning of the definition.
View question detailsWithout information people cannot judge the government. Exam tip: treat transparency as a condition of accountability.
View question detailsIn a large society people participate in government by electing representatives. Exam tip: understand representation as a practical method of democracy.
View question detailsA democratic claim is not enough real elections are necessary. Exam tip: understand the difference between name and practice.
View question detailsIn democracy majority decides but rights remain for all. Exam tip: remember the balance between majority and rights.
View question detailsIf competition is unequal elections do not show people's real choice. Exam tip: treat fair competition as necessary.
View question detailsMandate comes through elections and gives representatives legitimacy to decide for people. Exam tip: link mandate with elections.
View question detailsThe next election gives people the chance to change or re elect government. Exam tip: treat periodic elections as democratic control.
View question detailsWithout free thought a vote does not show free choice. Exam tip: connect freedom of opinion with voting.
View question detailsOption A is correct. In a democracy, ultimate political authority is understood to rest with the people: rulers are chosen through free and fair elections and are accountable to citizens. In a dictatorship, rulers are not controlled by the people’s genuine free consent. Option D is incorrect because regular free and fair elections are a feature of democracy, not dictatorship. Exam tip: Look for “rulers elected by the people” and “accountability” in definitions of democracy.
View question detailsIn democracy final political decisions should rest with elected representatives. Exam tip: separate formal elections from real power.
View question detailsEqual franchise shows equal political status of citizens. Exam tip: understand it as basic equality of democracy.
View question detailsIn democracy citizens should not be excluded from voting due to economic status. Exam tip: treat exclusion as anti democratic.
View question detailsAccepting defeat recognises people's decision and peaceful power transfer. Exam tip: connect acceptance of result with democracy.
View question detailsA democratic claim is correct only when rulers are truly elected by people. Exam tip: distinguish claim and reality.
View question detailsFear and repression weaken real choice. Exam tip: understand the difference between form and substance.
View question detailsFreedom to vote is strengthened by rights and an open environment. Exam tip: see rights as a base condition of democratic elections.
View question detailsFree elections need space for information and criticism. Exam tip: connect information with voter freedom.
View question detailsPeople give legitimacy to rulers and rulers remain accountable to people. Exam tip: remember this two way relation.
View question detailsMisuse of state resources weakens opposition competition. Exam tip: connect fair elections with resource fairness.
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