If only property owners vote in a country, what is the problem?
Property-based voting right limits equal participation. Exam tip: treat property-based franchise as unequal.
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Property-based voting right limits equal participation. Exam tip: treat property-based franchise as unequal.
View question detailsThis principle treats the individual as the basic unit of voting. Exam tip: remember person-based equality.
View question detailsIn democracy, vote belongs to a person, not a family. Exam tip: remember separate vote for every eligible person.
View question detailsEqual vote value gives importance to political voice of all eligible citizens. Exam tip: connect citizens' voice with voting.
View question details‘One person, one vote, one value’ means that every adult citizen’s vote must have equal political weight. Therefore, it opposes unequal weight of votes. Secret ballots and free and fair elections are essential features of democracy, but they are not the direct meaning of this principle. Exam tip: connect this principle with political equality.
View question detailsThe vote of a leader and a common voter should have equal value. Exam tip: identify higher-value vote as wrong.
View question detailsEqual counting keeps political importance of every voter equal. Exam tip: remember equality in counting.
View question detailsGiving one equal vote to every eligible citizen fits this principle. Exam tip: identify the correct example.
View question detailsCounting only rich people's votes is against political equality. Exam tip: identify limited vote counting as wrong.
View question detailsEqual value of every vote clearly shows political equality. Exam tip: treat equal vote as political equality.
View question detailsThis principle strengthens equal voting participation of eligible citizens. Exam tip: connect franchise with participation.
View question detailsDifferent vote value weakens equal citizenship. Exam tip: treat community-based vote inequality as wrong.
View question detailsIn democracy, all eligible citizens should get voting right. Exam tip: remember eligible citizens and equal rights.
View question detailsCounting one vote twice breaks equality with others' votes. Exam tip: remember one vote one count.
View question detailsEqual vote value recognises the role of all voters. Exam tip: understand the relation between government formation and voting.
View question detailsGiving higher vote value to any group breaks equality. Exam tip: treat special vote value as wrong.
View question detailsEqual counting keeps voters' importance equal. Exam tip: remember equal counting of every eligible vote.
View question detailsDenying vote to women is against equal political rights. Exam tip: remember voting right of all eligible citizens.
View question detailsThe word value means every vote has equal importance. Exam tip: understand value as equal importance.
View question detailsStopping franchise on religious basis is against equality. Exam tip: identify religion-based discrimination as wrong.
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