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Civics

Major decisions by elected leaders

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Hard · Level 4 · wrong understanding,unelected body,real power
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  1. Elected leaders take major decisions and people can replace them
  2. Elections are enough even if an unelected body takes major decisions
  3. Experts can advise but final decision belongs to elected leadership
  4. Elected leaders remain limited by law
Hard · Level 4 · parliamentary accountability,ministers,major decisions
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  1. So that political accountability of decisions remains
  2. So that parliament becomes weak
  3. So that officials become rulers
  4. So that people's link breaks
Hard · Level 4 · national policy,elected control,unelected body
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  1. Elected control over major national decisions
  2. Local office
  3. Polling station
  4. Election campaign
Hard · Level 4 · responsible decision,expert advice,public accountability
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  1. Rule by experts
  2. Military rule
  3. Responsible democratic decision process
  4. Hereditary rule
Hard · Level 4 · external lenders,policy autonomy,elected government
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  1. Effective policy autonomy of elected government decreases
  2. Voting age automatically increases
  3. Election symbols disappear
  4. Voter list becomes useless
Hard · Level 4 · final control,real power,policy decision
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  1. Who has the power to change or stop final policy?
  2. What is the colour of the ballot paper?
  3. How large is the campaign stage?
  4. How far is the polling booth?
Hard · Level 4 · regular elections,replaceability,decision power
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  1. People's ability to replace them
  2. Language of law
  3. Voting machine
  4. Census
Hard · Level 4 · policy authority,public choice,legitimacy
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  1. Because policy affects people and people have the right to choose decision-makers
  2. Because officials are useless
  3. Because experts are always wrong
  4. Because law is not needed
Hard · Level 4 · bureaucracy,public policy,elected governance
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  1. Real elected governance
  2. Voting secrecy
  3. Voter identity
  4. Election symbols
Hard · Level 4 · major decisions,elected leaders,accountability
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  1. People's vote should affect real direction of governance and decision-makers should remain accountable
  2. People vote only in name
  3. Unelected people stand above people
  4. People have no link after elections
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,elected_leaders,major_decisions
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  1. Because it reflects people's will in rule
  2. Because it gives final power to the army
  3. Because it makes elections unnecessary
  4. Because it ends citizens' role
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,army_control,decision_power
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  1. Presence of voter list
  2. Control of elected leaders over major decisions
  3. Existence of election campaign
  4. System of tax collection
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,officials,elected_leaders
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  1. Officials contest elections and leaders keep files
  2. Officials vote for people and leaders obey orders
  3. Leaders decide policy and officials implement it
  4. Leaders are elected by army and officials by people
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,symbolic_government,unelected_power
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  1. When parliament debates laws
  2. When people elect representatives
  3. When ministers explain policy
  4. When real decisions are taken by an unelected group
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,accountability,elections
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  1. People can judge leaders in the next election
  2. Leaders remain in office for life
  3. People do not know officials
  4. Army gives orders to people
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,budget,representation
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  1. Citizens will become more free
  2. Public representation will weaken
  3. Elections will become fairer
  4. Government will become more democratic
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,parliament,legislature
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  1. It gives rule to the army
  2. It stops elections
  3. It considers major decisions through elected representatives
  4. It takes power away from people
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,prime_minister,army
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  1. Democracy will become strong
  2. People's role will increase
  3. Dignity of elections will increase
  4. Decision power of elected leadership will weaken
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,representative_democracy,major_decisions
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  1. In modern states representatives decide on behalf of people
  2. Because people have no rights
  3. Because elections have no importance
  4. Because army has to rule
Hard · Level 5 · civics,democracy,national_policy,elected_government
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  1. Court decides school bell
  2. Elected government decides national policy
  3. Army decides tax rate
  4. Foreign institution makes laws