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Outcomes of Democracy MCQ Quiz
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30 questions
What is an expected democratic outcome?
- Equal political status and rights
- Accountable government
- Access to information about decisions
- Institutions, debate and negotiation
What is accountability?
- Government answerable to citizens
- Acceptance of government as rightful
- It supports scrutiny
- Equal rights and representation
What is transparency?
- It supports scrutiny
- Access to information about decisions
- Acceptance of government as rightful
- Equal voting rights
Why can democratic decisions take time?
- Citizens can question and replace leaders
- Balancing growth, equality, rights and diversity
- Consultation and procedures
- It increases legitimacy and responsiveness
What is legitimacy?
- They regulate and check power
- Acceptance of government as rightful
- It increases legitimacy and responsiveness
- Institutions, debate and negotiation
Does democracy guarantee economic equality?
- No
- Majority rule with minority rights
- Accountable government
- Replace it through elections
Why can inequality persist?
- Accommodation of diversity
- It supports scrutiny
- Unequal resources and opportunities
- Institutions, debate and negotiation
What is social diversity?
- Equal voting rights
- Accountable government
- It influences policy and political choices
- Different social, cultural and religious groups
How can democracy accommodate diversity?
- Equal rights and representation
- Equal voting rights
- Accountable government
- Citizens are treated as equal participants
What condition is needed for accommodation?
- Unequal income and resources
- Citizens can question and replace leaders
- Majority rule with minority rights
- Acceptance of government as rightful
What is responsive government?
- Institutions, debate and negotiation
- Government responding to people's needs
- Government answerable to citizens
- Government following laws and procedures
What is responsible government?
- They regulate and check power
- Government following laws and procedures
- Government responding to people's needs
- Balancing growth, equality, rights and diversity
Why is democracy more accountable than dictatorship?
- Citizens are treated as equal participants
- Provide scrutiny and alternatives
- Unequal resources and opportunities
- Citizens can question and replace leaders
What is the role of public opinion?
- Government answerable to citizens
- They regulate and check power
- Unequal resources and opportunities
- It influences policy and political choices
Why is transparency important?
- It supports scrutiny
- Government answerable to citizens
- It increases legitimacy and responsiveness
- Government following laws and procedures
What is democratic conflict resolution?
- Replace it through elections
- Provide scrutiny and alternatives
- Institutions, debate and negotiation
- Access to information about decisions
What is a common economic criticism?
- Government following laws and procedures
- Democracy may not quickly reduce inequality
- Institutions, debate and negotiation
- It increases legitimacy and responsiveness
What does dignity mean in democracy?
- Check and regulate government power
- Citizens are treated as equal participants
- Equal rights and representation
- Institutions, debate and negotiation
What is political equality?
- Equal voting rights
- Government responding to people's needs
- They regulate and check power
- Accountable government
What can citizens do if government performs poorly?
- Voting equality does not ensure equal wealth
- Replace it through elections
- Democracy may not quickly reduce inequality
- They regulate and check power
What is the role of opposition?
- Democracy may not quickly reduce inequality
- No
- Provide scrutiny and alternatives
- Acceptance of government as rightful
Why are institutions important?
- They regulate and check power
- Acceptance of government as rightful
- Replace it through elections
- Consultation and procedures
What outcome can reduce social conflict?
- Equal political status and rights
- Acceptance of government as rightful
- Accommodation of diversity
- Majority rule with minority rights
What is economic inequality?
- Equal rights and representation
- Accountable government
- Government following laws and procedures
- Unequal income and resources
Why can political equality coexist with economic inequality?
- Majority rule with minority rights
- Democracy may not quickly reduce inequality
- Equal rights and representation
- Voting equality does not ensure equal wealth
Why is participation important?
- Elections and institutions enable scrutiny
- It increases legitimacy and responsiveness
- Equal voting rights
- Accountable government
What is citizen dignity?
- Accountable government
- Equal political status and rights
- Consultation and procedures
- They regulate and check power
What do courts and legislatures do?
- It increases legitimacy and responsiveness
- Consultation and procedures
- Citizens are treated as equal participants
- Check and regulate government power
Why is democracy accountable?
- Elections and institutions enable scrutiny
- Acceptance of government as rightful
- Equal political status and rights
- It influences policy and political choices
What broad challenge does democracy face?
- Equal voting rights
- Balancing growth, equality, rights and diversity
- It influences policy and political choices
- Unequal income and resources