Features of Democracy
Civics ⇒ Democracy and Government
Features of Democracy starts at 6 and continues till grade 12.
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Explain in your own words what 'equality before law' means in a democracy.
In a democracy, what is the role of opposition parties?
What does 'majority rule' mean in a democracy?
What is the importance of regular elections in a democracy?
What is the meaning of 'freedom of religion' in a democracy?
What is the role of the constitution in a democracy?
Context: In a country, people are not allowed to vote, and only one person makes all the decisions. Is this country a democracy? (Yes/No)
Context: In a country, people can choose their leaders, express their opinions, and follow any religion. Which form of government does this describe? (1) Monarchy, (2) Dictatorship, (3) Democracy, (4) Oligarchy
Context: In a country, people can choose their leaders, express their opinions, and follow any religion. Which form of government does this describe? (1) Monarchy, (2) Dictatorship, (3) Democracy, (4) Oligarchy
In a democracy, the government is chosen by (1) The army, (2) The people, (3) The king, (4) The police
In a democracy, what does 'universal adult franchise' mean? (1) Only men can vote, (2) Only women can vote, (3) All adults can vote, (4) Only rich people can vote
In a democracy, who can become a leader? (1) Only rich people, (2) Only men, (3) Any citizen, (4) Only people from one family
Fill in the blank: In a democracy, everyone is ________ before the law.
Fill in the blank: In a democracy, leaders are ________ by the people.
Fill in the blank: In a democracy, the ________ protects the rights of the people.
Fill in the blank: In a democracy, the government is ________ by the people.
Context: In a country, people are not allowed to vote, and only one person makes all the decisions. Is this country a democracy? (Yes/No)
True or False: In a democracy, everyone has the right to education.
True or False: In a democracy, everyone has the same rights and duties.
True or False: In a democracy, people can change the government through elections.
