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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Real decision power of elected leadership is weak
  2. Number of voters is too high
  3. Election campaign is long
  4. Cabinet size is small
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  1. Elected assembly openly debates the budget
  2. Unelected council decides tax and defence policy
  3. People can change representatives
  4. Leaders hear questions from people
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  1. Because experts are the final rulers
  2. Because the final responsible decision was taken by elected leadership
  3. Because people's role ended
  4. Because elections became irrelevant
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  1. Population of the country
  2. Court building
  3. Mandate and accountability
  4. National dress
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  1. Democracy is strong
  2. People's decision power increased
  3. Role of elected leadership is symbolic
  4. Elections are more fair
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  1. Minister answers parliament on policy
  2. Opposition criticises policy
  3. People change government in election
  4. Secret military group decides national budget
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  1. Because policy making and legal review are different roles
  2. Because the court wins elections
  3. Because leaders are outside law
  4. Because people do not vote
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  1. Elected government debates and makes policy based on its manifesto
  2. Foreign advisers implement laws
  3. Army orders ministers
  4. Secret officer changes budget
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  1. Accountability will weaken
  2. Accountability will automatically increase
  3. Elections will end
  4. People's vote will become double
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  1. Wish of a secret family
  2. Army's private choice
  3. Limits of law and constitution
  4. Foreign business pressure
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  1. Is the weather right
  2. Is real major decision power with elected leaders
  3. Is the election symbol large
  4. Do people pay tax
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  1. Elected government implements policy and people vote next time on its result
  2. Secret council makes laws
  3. Permanent officials decide taxes
  4. King announces budget
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  1. When bureaucracy also takes final political decisions itself
  2. When bureaucracy implements policy under elected leadership's control
  3. When people get no information
  4. When election result becomes irrelevant
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  1. When they hold public debate
  2. When they contest regular elections
  3. When final decisions are continuously made by unelected power
  4. When they answer in parliament
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  1. Elected accountability becomes unclear
  2. People's control becomes complete
  3. Elections become more meaningful
  4. Policies automatically become legitimate
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  1. When members ask questions
  2. When the decision has already been finalised by an unelected group
  3. When opposition can speak
  4. When voting is recorded
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  1. Public opinion criticism peaceful protest and elections
  2. Secret violence
  3. Army intervention
  4. Hereditary rule
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  1. Parliamentary questions and public reports on policy are available
  2. Decision happens by secret military order
  3. People are given no information
  4. Opposition is stopped from speaking
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  1. Expertise increases so there is no problem
  2. Elected responsibility becomes hollow
  3. People decide more directly
  4. Elections become more effective
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  1. Elected government makes law after open debate
  2. Unelected secret group decides economic policy
  3. Legislature votes on budget
  4. Minister explains reason for decision
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  1. Democratic deliberation will weaken
  2. Election will automatically become invalid
  3. Army will get power
  4. People's vote will end
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  1. Decision was taken by elected leaders but accountability and transparency are weak
  2. It is an ideal example of complete democracy
  3. People's control increased
  4. Elections are no longer needed
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  1. To foreign companies
  2. To people and elected institutions
  3. To secret council
  4. To hereditary family
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  1. It will be difficult to fix responsibility
  2. Voters will be more free
  3. Elections will be fairer
  4. Policy will automatically be correct
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  1. They should take major decisions but remain accountable to law debate and people
  2. They should be above law
  3. They should keep all decisions secret
  4. They should have no relation with people

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