In a democracy who should have the power to take major decisions?
In a democracy major decisions should be taken by leaders elected by the people. Exam tip: remember decision power and elections together.
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In a democracy major decisions should be taken by leaders elected by the people. Exam tip: remember decision power and elections together.
View question detailsIn democracy final political decision making should rest with elected representatives. Exam tip: treat final decision power as a test of democracy.
View question detailsWhen major decisions are in the hands of unelected people the role of people weakens. Exam tip: identify the real decision makers.
View question detailsElected leaders take decisions with the mandate of the people. Exam tip: connect mandate with elections.
View question detailsIn democracy decision making power remains with leaders elected by the people. Exam tip: understand this as a basic identity of democracy.
View question detailsMembers are elected to take public decisions on behalf of people. Exam tip: connect representation with decision making.
View question detailsIn democracy the elected government must have real decision making power. Exam tip: identify power behind the scenes.
View question detailsBecause leaders are elected by people they must be accountable to people. Exam tip: connect accountability with elections.
View question detailsIn democracy leaders elected by people are responsible for major decisions. Exam tip: keep decision and responsibility together.
View question detailsElected leaders represent the will of the people. Exam tip: connect decision power with people's will.
View question detailsA secret unelected group keeps people away from decision making. Exam tip: give importance to elected leadership.
View question detailsElected leaders come from the people so participation and accountability increase. Exam tip: remember both terms together.
View question detailsIn a democratic system ministers are accountable to elected institutions and people. Exam tip: understand the relation between ministers and accountability.
View question detailsIn democracy elected leaders take decisions through discussion and procedure. Exam tip: connect decisions with democratic institutions.
View question detailsIn democracy decision power should be with elected leaders. Exam tip: look at the real decision makers.
View question detailsElected leaders can be judged by people for their decisions. Exam tip: the next election is a tool of accountability.
View question detailsPolicies are generally made by the elected government and leaders. Exam tip: connect policy making with elected government.
View question detailsElections are meaningful only when elected leaders have real decision power. Exam tip: check elections and real power together.
View question detailsElected leaders come through people's votes so they represent people's will. Exam tip: connect representation with vote.
View question detailsPeople connect with decision making by electing representatives. Exam tip: understand indirect participation.
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