Civics
One person, one vote, one value
Practice questions
If there is no discrimination in franchise on the basis of religion caste and gender what does it match?In which situation will political equality be truly followed?What is the relation between one person one vote one value and equal citizenship?If young people do not get vote even after becoming adults in a country what will be questioned?How does one person one vote one value separate democracy from oligarchy?If a citizen's vote is counted less on the basis of employment which principle is it against?Which is the most balanced explanation linked with one person one vote one value?If everyone does not get equal vote in democracy what effect will it have on legitimacy of government?In which situation will one person one vote one value be most clearly violated?What is the final democratic message of one person one vote one value?One person one vote one value in democracy stresses not only the right to vote but also what?If all adult citizens get the vote but votes of some groups are counted as half what is the problem?How does the principle one person one vote one value express political equality?If educated citizens get two votes and uneducated citizens get one vote in a country which conclusion is correct?Why is it necessary to keep vote value separate from wealth in democracy?If one family gets only one vote and all adults in the family do not get separate votes what is lacking?What is the relation between equal franchise and equal vote value?If a community is allowed to vote but their votes are later not counted which principle is affected?One person one vote one value rejects what kind of privilege?If an urban voter's vote is counted more than a rural voter's vote what is the democratic problem?