Democratic Rights Quiz
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What are the three major elements of a democratic government mentioned in the text?

  • Elections, institutions, and enjoyment of rights (correct)
  • Elections, public opinion, and government transparency
  • Elections, free media, and independent judiciary
  • Political parties, institutions, and rule of law

What is necessary but not sufficient for a democracy according to the text?

  • Government transparency and rule of law
  • Free media and independent judiciary
  • Political parties and public opinion
  • Elections and institutions (correct)

What sets the limits for the properly elected rulers in a democracy?

  • Citizens’ democratic rights (correct)
  • Political opposition
  • Constitutional amendments
  • International treaties

In which chapter of the book does the text discuss the combination of elections, institutions, and enjoyment of rights?

<p>Chapter 6 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the text emphasize as the third element necessary to make a government democratic?

<p>Enjoyment of rights (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the third element necessary to make a government democratic?

<p>Enjoyment of rights (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did Chapter Four emphasize about a democratic government?

<p>Periodic free and fair elections (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do citizens' democratic rights do in a democracy?

<p>Set limits for the rulers (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did Chapter Five highlight about a democracy?

<p>The importance of institutions following rules and procedures (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why are elections and institutions alone not sufficient for a democracy?

<p>They need to be combined with enjoyment of rights (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Elements of a democracy

Elections, institutions, and the enjoyment of rights are essential for a democratic government.

Elections & Institutions: Not Enough

While elections and institutions are important, they are insufficient to create a true democracy.

Rights: Limits on Power

Citizens' rights act as boundaries or restrictions on the power of elected officials.

Chapter 6: Democracy's Trio

Chapter Six of the book delves into the combination of elections, institutions, and rights.

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Enjoyment of Rights

The right to express oneself freely, participate in the government, and be treated fairly are crucial to a democracy.

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Chapter 4: Elections Matter

Chapter Four highlights the significance of regular, fair elections for a democracy.

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Rights: Government Accountability

Rights ensure that the government stays accountable to the people it serves.

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Chapter 5: Institutions: By the Book

Chapter Five emphasizes the need for institutions to operate transparently and follow established procedures.

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Rights Make the Difference

Elections and institutions alone are not sufficient because they don't guarantee the protection of fundamental human rights.

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Democracy: A Balanced Act

A democracy requires a delicate balance of elections, institutions, and citizen rights to ensure genuine freedom and equality.

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