Imprimer Ordonner les Lettres: More Principles of Democracy (principles - democracy

1. The government is suppose to act in the best interests of the people; it must be responsible for its actions

N U O T B T A I I L Y C A C

2. The government needs to share information with the people so they can make informed decisions and hold government responsible for its actions

A Y N A R N E P S C R T

3. Freedom to vote for a candidate in an election with a fair process including a method for properly counting ballots and all candidates accept the results

E F F R O E N I L N D A T R I E E C A

4. Rights inherent to all human beings

A H U M G S H I T R N

5. All people, including leaders, must follow the law; no one is above the law

E L O F U L R W A

6. A nation that has only one political party involved in forming the government and, therefore, is always in control

E A T S P E Y O T N Y M S R

7. Multiple political parties can run for government offices and any of them can take control of the government; there is not a predominant party

S A I P M T M S Y T Y R E U L T

8. Two major political parties run for government offices and one of the two will always be the majority party and in control

S R M T W Y E S T T Y P A O