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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Through elections and accountability
  2. Through heredity and birth
  3. Through military power
  4. Through foreign help
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  1. With the elected government
  2. Only with the judge
  3. With the king
  4. With a foreign institution
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  1. By the people
  2. By the king
  3. By the army
  4. By foreign government
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  1. Elected government decides public policy
  2. Army decides education policy
  3. King decides tax policy
  4. Secret group makes laws
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  1. Through vote in the next election
  2. By changing dynasty
  3. By taking foreign help
  4. By calling army
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  1. Advisers advise and elected leaders decide
  2. Advisers are always final rulers
  3. People have no right to choose leaders
  4. Army makes all laws
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  1. Democratic accountability will weaken
  2. Voting age will increase
  3. Elections will become more free
  4. People's power will increase
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  1. So that they get authority from people
  2. So that they rise above law
  3. So that people do not vote
  4. So that opposition ends
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  1. Leaders elected by people
  2. Only foreign traders
  3. Only royal family
  4. Secret group
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  1. Elected leadership
  2. Unelected secret leadership
  3. Hereditary leadership
  4. Foreign leadership
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  1. By voting in elections
  2. Only by writing to king
  3. By making army order them
  4. By calling foreign power
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  1. People's role remains present
  2. People's role ends
  3. Army becomes supreme
  4. King becomes permanent
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  1. Democratic process
  2. Hereditary rule
  3. Military rule
  4. Foreign rule
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  1. In elected leaders
  2. In secret groups
  3. In foreign officials
  4. In hereditary rulers
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  1. Deciding the whole country's policy
  2. Giving technical report
  3. Collecting data
  4. Giving advice
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  1. Replacing them in the next election
  2. Making a king
  3. Giving up voting
  4. Accepting foreign rule
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  1. Elected by and accountable to people
  2. Completely separate from people
  3. Only under army
  4. Only under king
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  1. Elected leaders decide policy and administration implements it
  2. Administration elects leaders
  3. Administration cancels people's votes
  4. Elected leaders remain only in name
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  1. Because they get authority from people through elections
  2. Because they are always rich
  3. Because they take orders from army
  4. Because they stay away from voting
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  1. Real power of elected leaders is weak
  2. There are many polling stations
  3. Voter list is long
  4. Colour of vote has changed
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  1. People give authority to elected leaders
  2. King decides in place of people
  3. Army gives orders instead of votes
  4. Secret group holds power
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  1. Real governing power should be with people chosen by the public
  2. All power should be with unelected people
  3. Elections should be only for show
  4. People's decision should be unimportant
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  1. So that decisions remain linked with people's will
  2. So that the king becomes stronger
  3. So that the army runs elections
  4. So that citizens do not vote
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  1. Decision power of elected leadership
  2. Rule of army
  3. Hereditary rule
  4. Foreign control
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  1. By choosing their representatives
  2. By appointing a king
  3. By ordering the army
  4. By calling a foreign government

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