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Civics

Major decisions by elected leaders

Practice questions

If a country has an elected parliament but the army chief takes final decisions on war and peace, which democratic condition is weakened?If a minister only signs and policy is already decided by unelected advisers, what is the problem?In which situation will people's influence on governance be considered weak despite elections?What is the correct difference between the role of an expert committee and elected leadership in democracy?If a popular social worker decides the government's education policy without winning an election, what is the democratic objection?If an elected assembly votes on tax policy and officials implement it, what does this show?What is the correct relation between army advice and elected government's decision on defence policy in democracy?If a country holds elections but a central bank or economic council decides budget policy without the elected government's approval, what is weakened?In which example is the real power of elected leadership clearest?If elected leaders take decisions but ignore the constitution and law, which balance is disturbed?In which situation will a policy decision be less democratically legitimate?Why is the role of elected leaders in major decisions linked with democratic accountability?If an elected parliament becomes only advisory and final laws are made by an unelected ruler, which conclusion is correct?Why can policy advice come from many sources but final decision should belong to elected leaders in democracy?If leaders elected by people must take permission from the army before major decisions, what is the democratic problem?Which statement gives the most accurate summary of this democratic condition?If elected ministers make policy based on promises made to people, which idea is strengthened?What is the correct meaning of judicial review and policy-making by elected government in democracy?If people change the government in an election and the new elected government changes policy, this is an example of what?If an official is technically competent but not elected by people, why should that official not be the final policy decision-maker in democracy?