Civics
Major decisions by elected leaders
Practice questions
If a governor or president works according to constitutional rules what remains the role of elected government?Which option links decisions with the people's mandate?The elected nature of an institution taking major decisions is linked with what in democracy?If an unelected group changes decisions of elected leaders without reason what will be the effect on democracy?Why should leaders who take major decisions be elected through free and fair elections in democracy?In which situation will people's representation be clearly visible in major decisions?The condition of major decisions by elected leaders separates democracy from which forms of rule?If elected leaders have only small decisions and others make major decisions what is the democratic weakness?For what purpose does parliamentary discussion on government decisions happen in democracy?Which statement best explains decision power of elected leaders?If government hears public and opposition views before major decisions how does democratic process strengthen?In which situation will elected leaders become less accountable to people?How do policies of elected government remain connected with people in democracy?If elected leaders in a country cannot decide on war or peace what becomes doubtful?What shows that the decision making government is truly democratic?If elected leaders make laws but people cannot change them what problem arises?When decision power rests with elected leaders how does people's participation work?Which statement shows a wrong understanding of democratic decision process?Which decision is most necessary to be taken by elected leaders in democracy?Through what do elected leaders face criticism after taking decisions in democracy?