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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. By elected leaders
  2. By military officers
  3. By foreign rulers
  4. Only by rich people
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  1. Military rule
  2. Democracy
  3. Monarchy
  4. Foreign rule
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  1. Fully democratic
  2. More transparent
  3. Not democratic
  4. More equal
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  1. Because they are above law
  2. Because they take orders from army
  3. Because they remain for life
  4. Because they are elected by people
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  1. At the level of elected government
  2. At the level of secret military council
  3. At the level of foreign embassy
  4. Only at the level of traders
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  1. They stop people from voting
  2. They implement decisions of elected leaders
  3. They abolish parliament
  4. They choose the king
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  1. Hereditary king
  2. Army chief
  3. Elected legislature
  4. Foreign official
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  1. Elected government makes policy
  2. Army secretly makes policy
  3. Foreign rulers take decisions
  4. King alone takes decisions
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  1. Tax payment
  2. Rule elected by people
  3. Permanent ruler
  4. Military power
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  1. Only industrialists
  2. Secret groups
  3. Elected leadership
  4. Only soldiers
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  1. Because that person is always wealthy
  2. Because army chooses that person
  3. Because that person is above law
  4. Because that person has people's support
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  1. By elected government
  2. Only by private companies
  3. By foreign army
  4. By hereditary ruler
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  1. When army controls parliament
  2. When elected leaders take major decisions
  3. When citizens do not vote
  4. When foreign officers make laws
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  1. Only to the army
  2. Only to officials
  3. To the people
  4. Only to foreign countries
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  1. Democracy becomes stronger
  2. People's role increases
  3. Elections become fairer
  4. People's will becomes weak
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  1. Government elected by people
  2. Secret military group
  3. Foreign adviser
  4. Only judge
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  1. Foreign king
  2. Administrative officials
  3. Secret army
  4. Hereditary ruler
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  1. Army camp
  2. Royal palace
  3. Parliament or legislature
  4. Foreign embassy
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  1. Decisions remain connected with people
  2. Decisions remain only secret
  3. Decisions remain under army
  4. Decisions are made by foreigners
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  1. Democracy will become strong
  2. Democracy will become weak
  3. Voters will increase
  4. Rights will automatically increase
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  1. Through hereditary rule
  2. Through military orders
  3. Through elections
  4. Through foreign pressure
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  1. Elected assembly passes a health scheme
  2. Army decides education policy
  3. King decides tax rate
  4. Foreign officer prepares budget
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  1. Can change them in the next election
  2. Always keeps the same leaders
  3. Stops voting
  4. Makes army permanent
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  1. Public representation
  2. Royal palace
  3. Military discipline
  4. Foreign help
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  1. Because it is disconnected from people
  2. Because it is part of the elected government
  3. Because it is part of the army
  4. Because it is a foreign institution

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