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Civics

Major decisions by elected leaders

Practice questions

Which statement shows a wrong understanding of democratic decision power?Why is it necessary for ministers to answer in parliament about major decisions in democracy?If an elected government has decision power only over local issues but national policy is decided by an unelected body, what is missing?If elected leaders hear expert opinion on major decisions and explain reasons to the public, what does this show?If people elect leaders but during an economic crisis all decisions are taken by external lenders, what is the main democratic concern?Which question will show whether major decisions are really taken by elected leaders or not?If elected leaders take decisions but elections never happen again, which control over decision power will weaken?What is the deepest reason for giving policy decision authority to elected leaders in democracy?If a country has elections but education, health, and tax policies are all decided by a permanent bureaucracy, which feature of democracy will weaken?What is the overall meaning of the condition that major decisions should be taken by elected leaders?Why is the condition that major decisions are taken by elected leaders necessary in democracy?If a country has elections but policy is decided by the army which democratic condition is incomplete?What is the main difference between the roles of administrative officials and elected leaders in democracy?In which situation will an elected government remain only symbolic?How does accountability develop in democracy when major decisions are taken by elected leaders?If the budget is decided by officials in a closed room instead of an elected assembly what problem will arise?Why is the role of parliament or legislature important in democratic decision making?If the prime minister is elected but the army changes his policies what will be the effect on democracy?Why are major decisions in democracy often taken by representatives rather than directly by people?Which example is the correct test of elected leaders' control over major decisions?