Democracy in Practice

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What are political parties?
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Groups that represent different ideas and policies, competing to gain political power.
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How do citizens influence decisions in a democracy?
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Through voting, petitions, and public discourse.
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What is the role of the media in a democracy?
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To inform citizens, check government power, and present diverse viewpoints.
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What challenges can democracies face?
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Corruption, inequality, and lack of citizen participation.
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What does 'separation of powers' mean?
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Dividing government into branches to prevent any one group from having too much power.
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How does a democratic government ensure accountability?
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Through regular elections, transparent policies, and checks and balances.
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What is a coalition government?
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A government formed by multiple parties collaborating.
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Why is education important in a democracy?
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Educated citizens can make informed decisions and hold leaders accountable.
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What is decentralization in a democracy?
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Distributing power from central government to local or regional levels.
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What is a civic duty in a democracy?
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Responsibilities like voting, obeying laws, and participating in community affairs.
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How can citizens engage in democratic processes?
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Volunteering, attending public meetings, or joining interest groups.
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What is civil disobedience?
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Nonviolent protest against laws or policies considered unjust.
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How do constitutions limit government power?
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By setting boundaries on actions and ensuring protection of citizen rights.
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Why is judicial independence important?
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It ensures fair trials and impartial enforcement of laws.
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What is transparency in governance?
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Openness and clarity in government actions to prevent corruption.
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