“Democracy is a form of government in which the rulers are elected by the people.”
On the basis of this context answer the following questions:
1. Who are the rulers in this definition?
2. Which officials must be elected for any government to be called a democracy?
3. Which decisions may be taken by non-elected officials in a democracy?
4. What kind of election constitutes a democratic election?
5. What conditions must be fulfilled for an election to be considered democratic?
6. Who are the people who can elect the rulers or get elected as rulers? Should this include every citizen on
an equal basis?
7.Can a democracy deny some citizens this right?
8. Finally, what kind of a form of government is democracy?
9. Can elected rulers do whatever they want in a democracy? Or must a democratic government function with some limits?
10. Is it necessary for a democracy to respect some rights of the citizens?
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1. they are the one elected by people .
2.by the people
3.they make decision to vote for their representatives
4.direct elections
5.where people vote and it is not heriditary
6.
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(1)persons elected by people of country
(2)elections
(3)execution
(4)regular elections
(5)free and fair elections
(6)yes
(7)yes, person having many criminal cases(not sure)
(8)democracy is government of people
(9)Democratic government must functions with limit and procedure
(10)yes
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