Democracy

1.      "What is a democracy?

• It is a Greek word that means 'government of the people' and is used to describe a system of government in which decisions are not made by a single person, but by all citizens through their representatives.

• It is a system where universal suffrage exists.

• Spain has a democracy.

• All answers are correct.

  "What are the principles of democracy?

• Equality of power and political participation.

• Equality and value of laws.

• Political plurality and national sovereignty.

• All of the above are principles of democracy.

Name the three powers into which Spain is divided.

Do you think the division of powers is fair? Explain why.

What is our most important law?

• The Constitution.

• Rights and duties.

• The General Courts

• None of the answers is correct

Name a right and a duty enshrined in the constitution

One of the rights enshrined in the Constitution is the right to participate. How can citizens participate in political life?

• Only by voting every 4 years.

• By collaborating in associations, presenting proposals, and voting in elections.

• None of the above is correct.

The General Courts are made up of...

• The Congress of Deputies and the Senate

• The king and the ministers.

• None of the answers is correct.

The judiciary is exercised by the courts and tribunals of justice, which are responsible for ensuring that laws are upheld and for judging those who violate them. The most important court in Spain is the Supreme Court.

• True

• False

In Spain, there are seventeen communities and two autonomous cities. Write them: