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Civics

One person, one vote, one value

एक व्यक्ति, एक वोट, एक मूल्य

In this Class 9 Civics topic from “What is Democracy? Why Democracy?”, students explore the democratic principle that every citizen’s vote should carry equal value. They learn how universal adult franchise supports political equality, gives citizens a role in choosing representatives, and connects voting with participation and accountability. The topic also helps students understand why equal voting rights are essential for representative government and how democracy seeks to include people from different social and economic backgrounds.

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  1. Lack of election symbol
  2. Lack of equal adult franchise
  3. Lack of voting machine
  4. Lack of campaign stage
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  1. They are different and both are necessary for democratic equality
  2. Only franchise is necessary not vote value
  3. Only vote value is necessary not franchise
  4. Both are unrelated to democracy
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  1. Whether vote value is truly equal
  2. Whether ballot is printed
  3. Whether campaign song exists
  4. Whether candidate's name is long
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  1. Some votes get more importance by birth
  2. All valid votes are included in result with equal importance
  3. Only wealthy votes are decisive
  4. Office is considered in counting
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  1. This principle does not accept birth based privilege
  2. It gives more votes by birth
  3. It gives vote only to royal family
  4. It has no conflict with birth
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  1. King's will is supreme
  2. Citizens' political voice is considered equal
  3. Franchise comes by dynasty
  4. Vote value is decided by office
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  1. Voting secrecy
  2. Candidate freedom
  3. One person one vote one value
  4. Campaign freedom
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  1. All citizens are equal political participants
  2. Only counting is important
  3. Some citizens are politically more valuable
  4. Voting has no role
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  1. Because only voting right is enough
  2. Because only secret ballot is enough
  3. Because equality comes only through campaign
  4. Because equal political importance must appear in both right and result
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  1. Political rights do not depend on income
  2. Low income citizens do not vote
  3. Income is a rule of counting
  4. Wealth ends citizenship
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  1. Every vote is counted equally
  2. Votes of some classes are counted double
  3. Voters are free
  4. Counting is transparent
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  1. It includes voices of all eligible citizens equally
  2. It includes only king's voice
  3. It increases voice of the wealthy
  4. It removes poor from voting
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  1. There is a gap between franchise and real value
  2. Campaign is high
  3. Polling booths are many
  4. Secret ballot is strong
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  1. It is correct because education decides political value
  2. It is wrong because political vote value must be equal
  3. It is correct because uneducated are not citizens
  4. It is unrelated to counting
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  1. Equal political weight of every vote in result
  2. Equal property of every citizen
  3. Victory of every candidate
  4. Equal seats for every party
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  1. Since list is correct equality is complete
  2. There is voting right but inequality in vote value
  3. There is no democratic problem
  4. Campaign is the main problem
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  1. It only fixes election date
  2. It is only a technique of secret voting
  3. It demands political equality in franchise vote number and vote value
  4. It only equalizes economic income
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  1. It strengthens voting right
  2. It increases minority respect
  3. It completes equal citizenship
  4. It weakens equal political citizenship
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  1. Because equal political effect will not remain
  2. Because polling booths will not exist
  3. Because campaign will not happen
  4. Because candidates will not exist
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  1. Unequal tax based legitimacy
  2. Legitimacy based on equal public consent
  3. Legitimacy based on dynasty
  4. Legitimacy based on military order
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  1. Everyone gets one equal vote and equal counting
  2. A group's vote is equal on paper but carries lower weight in result
  3. Counting is transparent
  4. Every eligible adult is on list
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  1. Equal vote value
  2. Occupation based vote
  3. Official privilege
  4. Wealth based right
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  1. Does every eligible citizen's vote have equal political influence?
  2. Is the winning candidate the most popular?
  3. Was the election campaign the most appealing?
  4. Was the polling station well decorated?
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  1. Universality exists but equal vote value does not
  2. Democracy is complete
  3. Voting is unnecessary
  4. Equal citizenship is strengthened
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  1. In democracy every eligible citizen is an equal political stakeholder in choosing rule
  2. In democracy votes of wealthy people are higher
  3. In democracy office holders are more valuable
  4. In democracy some communities are less important

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