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Civics

Major decisions by elected leaders

This Class 9 Civics topic explores how elected leaders make major decisions in a democracy and why those decisions must follow constitutional rules, public procedures, and institutional checks. Students examine the roles of elected representatives, the executive, the legislature, and other democratic institutions, while considering how decisions are discussed, implemented, and held accountable. It connects these ideas to the chapter “What is Democracy? Why Democracy?” and shows how democratic decision-making differs from rule by unelected authorities.

Easy · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Final command
  2. Advice and information
  3. Hereditary right
  4. Removing voting rights
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  1. Monarchy
  2. Dictatorship
  3. Democracy
  4. Military rule
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  1. Democratic
  2. Undemocratic
  3. Completely fair
  4. People's choice
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  1. Because they come through people's votes
  2. Because they are always kings
  3. Because they are chosen by army
  4. Because they are above law
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  1. Foreign officials
  2. Elected representatives
  3. A private company
  4. King's dynasty
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  1. Elected leaders
  2. Only soldiers
  3. Only traders
  4. King's relatives
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  1. Because people elect them by vote
  2. Because army appoints them
  3. Because they are rulers by birth
  4. Because they do not take votes
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  1. Usually leaders linked with elected leadership
  2. Always foreign officials
  3. Always king's sons
  4. Always army officers
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  1. Helping implement policy
  2. Cancelling people's votes
  3. Stopping elections
  4. Choosing a king
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  1. According to democratic principle
  2. Against democratic principle
  3. Example of voter equality
  4. Example of regular election
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  1. Decisions about public policy and law
  2. Only private family decisions
  3. Only sports rules
  4. Only weather information
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  1. With unelected advisers
  2. With representatives elected by people
  3. With king's family
  4. With foreign rule
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  1. People's choice becomes less effective
  2. Vote value increases
  3. Elections become more fair
  4. Democracy becomes stronger
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  1. Taking decisions in public interest
  2. Ending elections
  3. Stopping voting
  4. Being above law
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  1. Elected government
  2. Unelected group
  3. King's family
  4. Foreign company
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  1. Giving technical advice to elected leaders
  2. Cancelling elections
  3. Taking away people's vote
  4. Deciding ruling dynasty
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  1. Weakness of elected leadership
  2. Strong democracy
  3. Equal vote
  4. Regular election
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  1. To the people
  2. Only to the king
  3. To a foreign institution
  4. Only to the army
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  1. Through free elections
  2. Through heredity
  3. Through force
  4. Through foreign order
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  1. Because leaders come through elections
  2. Because leaders come by birth
  3. Because army orders it
  4. Because vote is not needed
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  1. Decision of representatives elected by people
  2. Decision of secret advisers
  3. Decision of hereditary ruler
  4. Decision of foreign official
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  1. For giving information in decision-making
  2. For voting in place of people
  3. For stopping elections
  4. For ruling forever
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  1. Policy decisions are taken by elected government
  2. Policy decisions are taken by secret group
  3. Policy decisions are taken by foreign power
  4. Policy decisions happen without people's election
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  1. By law and constitution
  2. Only by their wish
  3. By hereditary rule
  4. By foreign army
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  1. Through elected representatives
  2. Through king's order
  3. Through foreign advice
  4. Through military rule

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