Civics
Major decisions by elected leaders
Practice questions
Why is the condition that major decisions are taken by elected leaders important in democracy?If unelected officials take major decisions even after elections which weakness of democracy is shown?In which situation does the role of elected leaders become merely symbolic?Why is the authority of policy decisions given to elected leaders in democracy?If a country has an elected parliament but the budget is decided by the army which democratic condition is weak?How is democratic accountability created when leaders take major decisions?Which option is a correct example of democratic decision making power?If elected leaders only advise and an unelected person decides what is the democratic problem?Why is an elected legislature important in democracy?Which statement fulfils the condition that major decisions are taken by elected leaders in democracy?If a country has elected leaders but foreign officials decide the final policy what conclusion follows?How is the role of elected leaders in major decisions linked with popular sovereignty?Bureaucracy is important in democracy but why should it not take final political decisions?In which situation will elections be considered meaningful in democracy?Which question is most useful to check whether major decisions are taken by elected leaders?If an elected government makes education policy why is it democratically proper?Why do leaders consider people's interests while taking decisions in democracy?If a court checks legality of a law how is it different from decision power of elected leaders?Which example shows real accountability of elected leaders?Why should major decisions by elected leaders be connected with public discussion in democracy?