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Below is a list of countries. Find out the types of government these countries have:
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S. No |
Country |
Type of Government |
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1 |
Bhutan |
Monarchy (Constitutional) |
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2 |
Nepal |
Republic (Democracy) |
|
3 |
Bangladesh |
Democracy |
|
4 |
South Africa |
Democracy |
|
5 |
Brazil |
Democracy |
What are possible hurdles in a democracy in achieving its values and ideals? How can they be overcome?
Explain the key differences between types of governments based on their authority and formation.
How does an oligarchy differ from a dictatorship?
What is a theocracy, and how does it differ from a democracy?
How might the challenges faced by democracies, such as corruption or inequality, be addressed by citizens?
Explain the difference between direct and representative democracy.
Discuss why democracy is considered a better form of government compared to monarchy and dictatorship.
What role do citizens play in a democratic government?
Justify why universal adult franchise is considered an essential feature of democracy.
Match the Following
(Match Column A with the correct option in Column B)
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Column A |
Column B |
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1. Democracy |
(a) A government by religious leaders |
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2. Monarchy |
(b) A government where people elect representatives |
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3. Oligarchy |
(c) A form of government where a king or queen has full power |
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4. Theocracy |
(d) A form of government where a small group controls power |
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5. Direct democracy |
(e) A system where all citizens make laws directly |
Explain how the separation of powers works in a democracy.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of a dictatorship?
How is the concept of accountability significant in a democracy?
How does the process of electing representatives work in a democracy?
How does a dictatorship differ from a democracy in terms of decision-making?
Why does democracy matter?
What are the three main functions of government in a democracy?
You read that an independent judiciary is present in all types of democracies. State any three reasons why you think it is important for the judiciary to be independent.
Suppose you are tasked with creating a new form of government for a small community. How would you balance the need for effective leadership with the principles of fairness and equality?