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How do regular elections stop power from becoming permanent?

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Correct answer: They allow people to decide again from time to time

Correct answer: A. Regular elections set a time limit on the authority of elected representatives and give citizens repeated opportunities to review their work. Before each election, voters can support the existing leaders again or choose another party or candidate. This possibility of losing office makes rulers answerable to the public and prevents them from treating power as a permanent personal possession. A is correct because it describes the people’s recurring control over government. B is wrong because elections do not normally give office for life. C is the opposite of the purpose of elections. D is wrong because democratic results should be properly declared, not permanently hidden. Memory cue: regular elections make power temporary and accountable.

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