If people can change the government which democratic quality of elections is shown?

Correct answer: People's control over power

Direct answer: A, people’s control over power. In a democracy, authority is not permanently owned by one family, ruler, or party. Citizens use elections to decide who will govern and can remove a government by voting for an alternative. This makes those in power answerable to the people and creates a peaceful method of changing rulers. A is correct because the possibility of replacement shows that final political control rests with voters. B is wrong because hereditary rule transfers power through family birth, not through the people’s choice. C is wrong because a secret order is not a democratic method of public control or accountability. D is wrong because foreign approval cannot give citizens control over their own government. A change in government alone is not enough if voters are threatened or votes are not fairly counted; genuine democratic control also requires free and fair elections. Memory cue: if voters can remove rulers, rulers must answer to voters.