Political Science: What is Democracy? Why Democracy? · Class 9 · CBSE Social Science
According to the simple definition of democracy discussed in the chapter, how are the rulers chosen in a democratic country?
Practice question from Political Science: What is Democracy? Why Democracy? (Class 9 · CBSE Social Science), with the correct answer and a step-by-step solution.
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According to the simple definition of democracy discussed in the chapter, how are the rulers chosen in a democratic country?
- A.They are appointed by religious leaders.
- B.They are elected by the people.Correct answer
- C.They inherit the position through royal lineage.
- D.They are selected by military generals.
Solution
In a democracy, the most basic feature is that rulers are elected by the people, making it a form of government where people have a direct say in choosing their leaders.
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