Civics
Major decisions by elected leaders
Practice questions
Through what does public control over major decisions come in democracy?If elected leaders make policy but people cannot replace them, what weakness will exist?In which example are major decisions linked with democratic legitimacy?What is the correct relation between court and elected government in democracy?If a leader taking major decisions never faces the people, what problem arises?Major decisions by elected leadership are most related to which democratic value?If elected leaders accept everything said by officials without thought, what democratic weakness may appear?Which basis is most suitable for taking public policy decisions in democracy?How does the condition of major decisions by elected leaders make elections meaningful?If an elected government must take permission from a secret group before major decisions, what will be weakened?Why should decisions like education and health policy be linked with elected leadership in democracy?What is the importance of discussion in democratic decision-making?If people choose leaders but those leaders have no control over policy, what do elections become?In which system is people's indirect control over major decisions clearest?From where does the legitimacy of decisions by elected leaders come in democracy?What is the danger if people taking major decisions are never accountable to the public?What is the correct relation between policy advice and policy decision in democracy?If a popular unelected person takes major decisions, what is the problem in democracy?What should be the relation of elected leaders taking major decisions with people in democracy?In which situation will democratic decision-making be considered more transparent?