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What is democracy?
Democracy is a form of government in which the people have the authority to choose their governing legislation.
Which principles are associated with democracy? (Select all that apply)
When did Bangladesh achieve sovereignty?
Bangladesh achieved sovereignty from Pakistan in 1971.
Democracy in Bangladesh was first introduced when the British ruled South Asia.
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The absence of a strong political leadership is a crisis of democracy in Bangladesh due to ________.
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Match the possible solutions to improve the democratic situation in Bangladesh with their descriptions:
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What are some prospects of democracy in Bangladesh?
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The word 'democracy' originates from two Latin words.
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Bangladesh was established with an authoritarian framework.
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The Jatiyo Party is one of the newest political parties in Bangladesh.
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The absence of democratic political culture is a result of strong political leadership in Bangladesh.
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Ensuring equal distribution of wealth is not a possible solution to improve the democratic situation in Bangladesh.
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The caretaker government is a crisis of democracy in Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh has a long history of democratic institutions since its independence in 1700.
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The press and media are not considered important for a healthy democracy in Bangladesh.
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Study Notes
Meaning and Concept of Democracy
- The word "democracy" comes from two Greek words: "demos" meaning people and "kratos" meaning rule.
- The ancient Greeks were the first to create a democracy.
Types of Democracy
- Direct Democracy
- Representative Democracy
Principles of Democracy
- Liberty
- Equality
- Fraternity
- Fundamental rights to the people
- Independence of judiciary
- Fair election
Democracy in Bangladesh
- Bangladesh achieved sovereignty from Pakistan in 1971 with a democratic framework.
- The country was established with democratic institutions at its core.
- Democracy in Bangladesh was first introduced during the British rule from 1700 to 1947.
History of Democracy in Bangladesh
- The country was born out of a long democratic movement aimed at achieving autonomy for the rights of the majority population.
Democracy Overview in Bangladesh
- Since 1947, the Democracy of Bangladesh has undergone significant changes.
- There are many political parties in Bangladesh, including Awami League, BNP, and Jatiyo Party.
Crisis of Democracy in Bangladesh
- Absence of democratic political culture
- Absence of the rule of law
- Absence of strong political leadership
- Corruption
- Lack of political morality
- Weak Parliamentary Committee System
- Problems of political parties
- Problems of press media
Possible Solution to Improve the Situation
- Cautiousness of citizens
- Free, fair, and participatory election
- Reform of political and social institutions
- Ensure equal distribution of wealth
- Strong rule of law
- Strong leadership
- Spread the value of morality
- Strong press and media
Prospects of Democracy in Bangladesh
- Provision for Caretaker Government
- People's eagerness for democracy
- Peaceful transition of power
- Response of civil society
- Independence of press, media, and newspaper
- Role of NGO
- Women empowerment
Conclusion
- Bangladesh has faced various problems in institutionalizing democracy, but suggested policy measures can improve the situation.
- There are many prospects for Bangladesh to strengthen its democracy.
Meaning and Concept of Democracy
- The word "democracy" comes from two Greek words: "demos" (people) and "kratos" (rule)
- The ancient Greeks were the first to create a democracy
Types of Democracy
- Direct Democracy
- Representative Democracy
Principles of Democracy
- Liberty
- Equality
- Fraternity
- Fundamental rights to the people
- Independence of judiciary
- Fair election
Democracy in Bangladesh
- Bangladesh achieved sovereignty from Pakistan in 1971 with a democratic framework
- The country was established with democratic institutions at its core
- Democracy was first introduced in Bangladesh during the British rule from 1700 to 1947
History of Democracy in Bangladesh
- The democratic movement in Bangladesh initially aimed at achieving autonomy for the rights of the majority population
- There are many political parties in Bangladesh, including Awami League, BNP, and Jatiyo Party
Crisis of Democracy in Bangladesh
- Absence of democratic political culture
- Absence of the rule of law
- Absence of strong political leadership
- Corruption
- Lack of political morality
- Weak Parliamentary Committee System
- Problems of political parties
- Problems of press media
Possible Solutions to Improve the Situation
- Cautiousness of citizens
- Free, fair, and participatory election
- Reform of political and social institutions
- Ensure equal distribution of wealth
- Strong rule of law
- Strong leadership
- Spread the value of morality
- Strong press and media
Prospects of Democracy in Bangladesh
- Provision for Caretaker Government
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This quiz covers the basics of democracy, its meaning, concept, types, and principles. It includes topics such as liberty, equality, and fundamental rights.
