Civics
Major decisions by elected leaders
Practice questions
What is the main meaning of major decisions being taken by elected leaders in democracy?If a country holds elections but the army takes final policy decisions, which democratic condition is weak?Which role of administrative officials is correct in a democracy?If experts give a report and ministers take decisions on it, which democratic idea is shown?How does people's influence remain when major decisions are taken by elected leaders?Why should decisions like budget be linked with elected leaders in democracy?If final law-making power is with an unelected council, what problem arises in democracy?Which limit is necessary on the decision-making power of elected leaders in democracy?In which situation will elected leadership become only nominal in democracy?What is the correct difference between a minister and an official in democracy?If a foreign institution decides a country's major economic policy, which democratic condition is affected?Which decision should be taken by elected representatives in democracy?If officials implement policy but elected ministers decide policy, what does this show?How do people make leaders who take major decisions accountable in democracy?Which statement correctly expresses a condition of democracy?If parliament is elected but is not allowed to take major decisions, which democratic principle is weakened?What is the correct use of an expert committee report in democracy?In which situation will people's vote have less real effect on governance?In democracy, who should have final political control over major decisions like defence policy?If elected leaders make policy within law, what does it indicate?