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In which situation can even an elected government act undemocratically?

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Correct answer: When it arbitrarily suppresses citizens' basic rights

Direct answer: B is correct. Winning an election gives a government the authority to govern, but it does not give permission to violate the Constitution or suppress citizens arbitrarily. Democracy includes elections as well as rule of law, accountability and protection of rights. A government that silences lawful criticism, discriminates without justification or removes basic protections may have been elected yet still act undemocratically. A is wrong because making laws according to the Constitution follows democratic limits. C is wrong because obeying court orders shows respect for legal institutions. D is wrong because holding free elections supports democratic government. The key distinction is between electoral approval and constitutional conduct. Memory cue: elected does not mean unrestricted.

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Elected GovernmentRightsDemocracyConstitutional LimitsThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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