The video discusses the origins and development of participatory democracy, highlighting its philosophical roots with figures like John Dewey and Arnold Kaufman. It emphasizes the need for democracy to extend beyond voting to include democratic families, workplaces, and neighborhoods. The role of civil disobedience and direct action is explored, with references to Henry David Thoreau. The video argues that participatory democracy is essential for progressive movements and politics in the US.

What was the main focus of the student movement discussed in the video?

• Technological advancement

• Environmental protection

• Participatory democracy

• Economic reform

Who was quoted as an elder of SDS in the context of participatory democracy?

• Henry David Thoreau

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• John Dewey

• Arnold Kaufman

What does participatory democracy aim to include beyond voting?

• Democratic families and workplaces

• Economic equality

• Technological innovation

• Environmental sustainability

What is the role of the father in a democratic family according to the video?

• Dominant leader

• Equal participant

• Financial provider

• Passive observer

Which of the following is NOT a component of participatory democracy as discussed?

• Democratic families

• Democratic workplaces

• Democratic neighborhoods

• Democratic military

Which philosopher is associated with the idea of voting with your whole life?

• Henry David Thoreau

• John Dewey

• Arnold Kaufman

• Ralph Waldo Emerson

What was the relationship between direct action and voting in the movement?

• They were seen as conflicting

• Direct action was prioritized over voting

• Voting was prioritized over direct action

• They were seen as complementary

What was the framework for the movement's direct actions?

• To create economic opportunities

• To disrupt government operations

• To push for more human and social development

• To gain media attention

What is the ultimate goal of participatory democracy according to the video?

• To replace traditional voting systems

• To serve as a framework for progressive movements

• To focus solely on economic issues

• To eliminate political parties

What is the significance of participatory democracy in the US context?

• It is a minor aspect of political theory

• It is the only framework worth salvaging for progressive politics

• It is a historical concept with no modern relevance

• It is primarily focused on economic reform