Major decisions by elected leaders

Question 1EasyLevel 6

If a president or prime minister comes through an elected system why is the decision considered more legitimate?

ABecause that person is always wealthyBBecause army chooses that personCBecause that person is above lawDBecause that person has people's support

Question 2EasyLevel 6

In democracy decisions like education policy should be decided by whom?

ABy elected governmentBOnly by private companiesCBy foreign armyDBy hereditary ruler

Question 3EasyLevel 6

In which situation is a basic condition of democracy fulfilled?

AWhen army controls parliamentBWhen elected leaders take major decisionsCWhen citizens do not voteDWhen foreign officers make laws

Question 4EasyLevel 6

To whom are elected leaders accountable while taking major decisions?

AOnly to the armyBOnly to officialsCTo the peopleDOnly to foreign countries

Question 5EasyLevel 6

What problem arises if unelected persons alone take major decisions in democracy?

ADemocracy becomes strongerBPeople's role increasesCElections become fairerDPeople's will becomes weak

Question 6EasyLevel 6

In democracy major decisions like imposing taxes are linked with whom?

AGovernment elected by peopleBSecret military groupCForeign adviserDOnly judge

Question 7EasyLevel 6

Who implements the decisions of the elected government in democracy?

AForeign kingBAdministrative officialsCSecret armyDHereditary ruler

Question 8EasyLevel 6

In which institution do elected representatives discuss laws and policies?

AArmy campBRoyal palaceCParliament or legislatureDForeign embassy

Question 9EasyLevel 6

What is the main benefit of major decisions being taken by elected leaders in democracy?

ADecisions remain connected with peopleBDecisions remain only secretCDecisions remain under armyDDecisions are made by foreigners

Question 10EasyLevel 6

If parliament is elected but the army changes its decision what will be the effect on democracy?

ADemocracy will become strongBDemocracy will become weakCVoters will increaseDRights will automatically increase

Question 11EasyLevel 6

Through what does public control over policy decisions come in democracy?

AThrough hereditary ruleBThrough military ordersCThrough electionsDThrough foreign pressure

Question 12EasyLevel 6

In which example are major decisions being taken democratically?

AElected assembly passes a health schemeBArmy decides education policyCKing decides tax rateDForeign officer prepares budget

Question 13EasyLevel 6

If elected leaders take wrong decisions in democracy what can people do?

ACan change them in the next electionBAlways keeps the same leadersCStops votingDMakes army permanent

Question 14EasyLevel 6

If elected leaders have no role in major decisions which democratic element will be missing?

APublic representationBRoyal palaceCMilitary disciplineDForeign help

Question 15EasyLevel 6

Why does the cabinet take major decisions in democracy?

ABecause it is disconnected from peopleBBecause it is part of the elected governmentCBecause it is part of the armyDBecause it is a foreign institution

Question 16EasyLevel 6

In which situation does people's opinion reach major decisions?

AWhen leaders come by heredityBWhen officials decide aloneCWhen representatives are elected by peopleDWhen army runs parliament

Question 17EasyLevel 6

What is the main difference between making policy and running administration in democracy?

AOfficials make policy and leaders implement itBForeigners make policy and people obeyCArmy makes policy and parliament stays silentDElected leaders make policy and officials implement it

Question 18EasyLevel 6

In democracy major decisions like national plans should be under whose control?

AElected governmentBPrivate clubCMilitary rulerDForeign company

Question 19EasyLevel 6

In democracy who carries responsibility for major decisions?

AOnly foreign expertsBElected leadersCOnly policeDDirectly on ordinary voter

Question 20EasyLevel 6

Which option shows a non-democratic decision process?

AParliament makes law after debateBMinisters are accountable to peopleCArmy removes elected government and decides policyDAssembly passes budget

Major decisions by elected leaders

Quiz this set

If a president or prime minister comes through an elected system why is the decision considered more legitimate?

In democracy decisions like education policy should be decided by whom?

In which situation is a basic condition of democracy fulfilled?

To whom are elected leaders accountable while taking major decisions?

What problem arises if unelected persons alone take major decisions in democracy?

In democracy major decisions like imposing taxes are linked with whom?

Who implements the decisions of the elected government in democracy?

In which institution do elected representatives discuss laws and policies?

What is the main benefit of major decisions being taken by elected leaders in democracy?

If parliament is elected but the army changes its decision what will be the effect on democracy?

Through what does public control over policy decisions come in democracy?

In which example are major decisions being taken democratically?

If elected leaders take wrong decisions in democracy what can people do?

If elected leaders have no role in major decisions which democratic element will be missing?

Why does the cabinet take major decisions in democracy?

In which situation does people's opinion reach major decisions?

What is the main difference between making policy and running administration in democracy?

In democracy major decisions like national plans should be under whose control?

In democracy who carries responsibility for major decisions?

Which option shows a non-democratic decision process?

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Major decisions by elected leaders

Quiz this set

If a president or prime minister comes through an elected system why is the decision considered more legitimate?

In democracy decisions like education policy should be decided by whom?

In which situation is a basic condition of democracy fulfilled?

To whom are elected leaders accountable while taking major decisions?

What problem arises if unelected persons alone take major decisions in democracy?

In democracy major decisions like imposing taxes are linked with whom?

Who implements the decisions of the elected government in democracy?

In which institution do elected representatives discuss laws and policies?

What is the main benefit of major decisions being taken by elected leaders in democracy?

If parliament is elected but the army changes its decision what will be the effect on democracy?

Through what does public control over policy decisions come in democracy?

In which example are major decisions being taken democratically?

If elected leaders take wrong decisions in democracy what can people do?

If elected leaders have no role in major decisions which democratic element will be missing?

Why does the cabinet take major decisions in democracy?

In which situation does people's opinion reach major decisions?

What is the main difference between making policy and running administration in democracy?

In democracy major decisions like national plans should be under whose control?

In democracy who carries responsibility for major decisions?

Which option shows a non-democratic decision process?

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