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The exercises encourage critical thinking and application of concepts related to democracy's roles and expectations, challenging students to analyze scenarios, reflect on statements, and engage with case studies to deepen their understanding of democracy's impacts on governance, society, and economics.
This section provides a variety of exercises designed to facilitate a deeper understanding of democratic principles and their implications on governance, economic disparity, and social harmony. These exercises can help students critically analyze the effectiveness of democracy by engaging with real-world scenarios, navigating through assertions about democracy, and examining the role of government in addressing social challenges. They also promote discussions on the complexities surrounding democratic governance and its expected outcomes, reflecting a balance between theoretical understanding and practical application.
Accountability: Government must answer to citizens for its actions.
Responsiveness: The need for the government to address the people's concerns.
Legitimacy: The acceptance of authority by the public based on moral and legal grounds.
Economic Inequality: Disparities in wealth distribution among citizens.
Social Diversity: The rich variety of social groups within a democracy.
A vote is my voice, my choice in the noise, in democracy I rejoice, as I have a choice.
In a small village, villagers came together for a meeting to discuss a new road. They shared stories about their journeys and how the road would help each one of them. This exemplifies how every voice matters in democracy.
Remember 'DICE' for democracy: D for 'Dignity', I for 'Inclusion', C for 'Choice', and E for 'Equality'.
A country holds regular elections, allowing citizens to voice their choices and options.
A government implements policies that aim to improve the living standards of the lower-income population.
Term: Accountability
Definition: The obligation of an organization or government to explain its actions and decisions to stakeholders and be answerable for them.
The obligation of an organization or government to explain its actions and decisions to stakeholders and be answerable for them.
Term: Responsiveness
Definition: The ability of a government to promptly fulfill the needs and expectations of its citizens.
The ability of a government to promptly fulfill the needs and expectations of its citizens.
Term: Legitimacy
Definition: The rightful authority of a government or leader based on legal and moral grounds recognized by the public.
The rightful authority of a government or leader based on legal and moral grounds recognized by the public.
Term: Inequality
Definition: The unequal distribution of resources and opportunities among different groups in society.
The unequal distribution of resources and opportunities among different groups in society.
Term: Social Diversity
Definition: The presence of multiple distinct social groups within a society, marked by differences in race, culture, religion, etc.
The presence of multiple distinct social groups within a society, marked by differences in race, culture, religion, etc.