Democracy for Grade 7

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Democracy basics for grade 7

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Democracy for Grade 7


Froggy Jumps Democracy for Grade 7Version en ligne Democracy basics for grade 7 par NISCHALA HARITH 1 What is democracy in simple terms? a Rule by the people through voting and laws b A government ruled by a single monarch c A system with no rules or elections 2 Which is a key principle of democracy? a Power is held by the military b Only the rich can vote c Equal political rights for all citizens 3 What is the main purpose of elections? a Choose representatives and leaders b To increase taxes without consent c To punish citizens 4 What is meant by 'citizen participation' in democracy? a People take part in decisions that affect them b Only government officials decide everything c Citizens pay taxes but never engage in debates 5 What is a representative democracy? a Citizens elect people to make decisions for them b Citizens rule alone without representatives c The monarchy makes all decisions without input 6 What role do laws play in democracy? a They are optional guidelines b They create rules that apply to everyone c They are only for government officials 7 Why is freedom of speech important in democracy? a It allows people to express opinions and critique leaders b It guarantees wealth for all c It prevents any protest or discussion 8 What is the concept of separation of powers? a Different branches share power to avoid abuse b One branch controls all government c Power is concentrated in the judiciary only 9 Which body typically writes and debates laws in a democracy? a The monarchy b The police c The legislature/parliament 10 Why are minority rights important in democracy? a They silence dissenting voices b They protect unpopular or different groups from discrimination c They give more power to the majority

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Democracy for Grade 7

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Democracy for Grade 7Version en ligne

par NISCHALA HARITH

What is democracy in simple terms?

Which is a key principle of democracy?

What is the main purpose of elections?

What is meant by 'citizen participation' in democracy?

What is a representative democracy?

What role do laws play in democracy?

Why is freedom of speech important in democracy?

What is the concept of separation of powers?

Which body typically writes and debates laws in a democracy?

Why are minority rights important in democracy?