Voting Systems and Democracies Quiz

Voting is a method by which a group convenes to make a collective decision or express an opinion. Its purpose is to elect holders of high office and make collective decisions in democracies.

Yes, voting can occur in smaller organizations in various ways, such as formally via ballot to elect others within a workplace or to elect members of political associations, or informally with a spoken agreement, a raised hand, or electronically.

The constituents who choose to cast a ballot for their chosen candidate are called 'voters.'

In a democracy, the government is elected by the people who vote in an election to choose among several different candidates.

The competition in the US is likely between the Republicans and the Democrats, the two most established and popular parties in the country.

The roof was a popular young man because he had not abandoned his village.

Marcus was considered rich and powerful because he had two long cars, built the biggest house in the area, entertained people by slaughtering animals, installed a private electricity plant, and had been made a minister after winning the election.

Marcus Ibe's previous profession was a school teacher.

The reasons for Marcus being considered rich and powerful were his possessions, social status, and political position.

The qualities that made the roof a popular young man were his loyalty to his village and his desire to guide his people.