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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.

Hard · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Because it reflects people's will in rule
  2. Because it gives final power to the army
  3. Because it makes elections unnecessary
  4. Because it ends citizens' role
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  1. Presence of voter list
  2. Control of elected leaders over major decisions
  3. Existence of election campaign
  4. System of tax collection
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  1. Officials contest elections and leaders keep files
  2. Officials vote for people and leaders obey orders
  3. Leaders decide policy and officials implement it
  4. Leaders are elected by army and officials by people
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  1. When parliament debates laws
  2. When people elect representatives
  3. When ministers explain policy
  4. When real decisions are taken by an unelected group
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  1. People can judge leaders in the next election
  2. Leaders remain in office for life
  3. People do not know officials
  4. Army gives orders to people
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  1. Citizens will become more free
  2. Public representation will weaken
  3. Elections will become fairer
  4. Government will become more democratic
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  1. It gives rule to the army
  2. It stops elections
  3. It considers major decisions through elected representatives
  4. It takes power away from people
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  1. Democracy will become strong
  2. People's role will increase
  3. Dignity of elections will increase
  4. Decision power of elected leadership will weaken
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  1. In modern states representatives decide on behalf of people
  2. Because people have no rights
  3. Because elections have no importance
  4. Because army has to rule
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  1. Court decides school bell
  2. Elected government decides national policy
  3. Army decides tax rate
  4. Foreign institution makes laws
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  1. Military discipline
  2. Hereditary right
  3. Democratic accountability
  4. Foreign cooperation
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  1. When voters vote freely
  2. When parliament debates policy
  3. When elected government prepares budget
  4. When army gives final order on major policy
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  1. Leadership elected by people
  2. Family tradition
  3. Military power
  4. Influence of wealth
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  1. Officials should always take final political decisions
  2. Officials advise and elected leaders take final decisions
  3. Leaders only sign and officials make policy
  4. Army advises and people remain silent
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  1. Because these decisions are only secret
  2. Because these decisions are less important
  3. Because they affect people and need accountability of elected leadership
  4. Because these decisions are outside law
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  1. Increasing number of votes
  2. Making election symbols
  3. Declaring a holiday
  4. Turning people's will into rule
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  1. Responsibility of elected executive
  2. Hereditary power
  3. Military control
  4. Foreign dominance
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  1. Decision power comes from the army
  2. Elected leaders take major decisions based on mandate
  3. Mandate has no relation with policy
  4. Mandate is received only by officials
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  1. Power of democratic decision
  2. Weather condition
  3. School timing
  4. Local market
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  1. Because real power can move away from people
  2. Because voters become more free
  3. Because parliament becomes more powerful
  4. Because accountability increases
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  1. When a secret military group decides policy
  2. When policy is made with approval of elected representatives
  3. When a foreign company writes policy
  4. When policy is hidden from people
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  1. Hereditary right
  2. Military command
  3. Elected leadership
  4. Foreign direction
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  1. Voter freedom
  2. Population counting
  3. Freedom of expression
  4. Supreme policy role of elected leadership
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  1. Because representatives are elected to decide on behalf of people
  2. Because people are kept out of decisions
  3. Because elections do not happen in democracy
  4. Because army decides
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  1. Military council decides education law
  2. Elected government presents tax policy in parliament
  3. Foreign official approves budget
  4. Private group makes national policy

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