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Class 9CivicsWhat is Democracy? Why Democracy?Major decisions by elected leadersMediumLevel 6
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What is the main importance of debate in an elected legislature in democracy?

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Correct answer: Linking decisions with representative discussion and accountability

Legislative debate allows policies to be examined before people's representatives. Exam tip: connect debate with democratic accountability.

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Linking decisions with representative discussion and accountability

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Legislative debate allows policies to be examined before people's representatives. Exam tip: connect debate with democratic accountability.

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This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: What is Democracy? Why Democracy?. Topic: Major decisions by elected leaders.

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  1. 1In a democracy who should have the power to take major decisions?
  2. 2In a democratic government who should have the authority to take final political decisions?
  3. 3If a major decision is taken by unelected people which condition of democracy becomes weak?
  4. 4Why do elected leaders get decision making power in democracy?
  5. 5In which system should major decisions be taken by elected leaders?
  6. 6Why are members of parliament or assembly elected in a democracy?
  7. 7If the army always stops decisions of an elected government what problem will arise?
  8. 8Why are decision making leaders accountable to the people in democracy?
  9. 9Which statement is correct for democracy?
  10. 10Why is it necessary that major decision makers are elected by the people in democracy?
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