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If people fear asking questions but vote in elections, which conclusion is correct for broader democracy?

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Correct answer: Fearless dialogue and accountability are necessary along with elections

Correct answer: A. Voting is an important democratic activity, but broader democracy is not limited to marking a ballot. Citizens also need a safe opportunity to ask questions, express criticism, receive information, and demand explanations from those who make decisions. If fear prevents questioning, citizens cannot fully monitor power or participate freely, even if elections occur. A is correct because it combines elections with open communication and accountability. B is wrong because questioning helps citizens examine public decisions. C is wrong because fear restricts free participation rather than creating democratic culture. D is wrong because elections alone cannot remove every weakness in institutions or social relationships. Memory cue: democracy is not only choosing rulers; it is also being able to question them without fear.

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