Understanding Democracy and Generational Perspectives

What is a common perception about democracy among younger generations?

• Military rule might be a better option.

• It is the worst form of government.

• It is the only viable form of governance.

• It is the best form of government.

According to the survey, what percentage of 18- to 35-year-olds prefer democracy over other forms of government?

• 43%

• 86%

• 57%

• 71%

How do millennials' views on democracy compare to those of older generations?

• They are more satisfied with democracy.

• They have no opinion on democracy.

• They are equally satisfied with democracy.

• They are less satisfied with democracy.

What historical factor influences Iñaki's view on democracy in Spain?

• Experience of military dictatorship

• Economic prosperity

• Cultural heritage

• Technological advancement

What is 'transition fatigue' as discussed in the video?

• Fatigue from economic transitions

• Disillusionment with democratic transitions

• A lack of interest in political transitions

• Boredom with political debates

What is a potential consequence of disenchanted electorates?

• Increased voter turnout

• Strengthening of democratic institutions

• Greater political stability

• Election of populist leaders

Why might populist leaders initially increase satisfaction with democracy?

• They implement long-term policies.

• They reduce taxes permanently.

• They avoid making any changes.

• They engage in short-term economic boosts.

What is a defining feature of populism according to the video?

• Stable governance

• Long-term planning

• Short-termism

• Economic conservatism

What is the biggest danger to democracy as mentioned in the video?

• Young people giving up their right to vote

• Strengthening of autocratic regimes

• Apathy towards democratic erosion

• Increased political engagement

What transition is observed in youth political behavior?

• From engagement to apathy

• From democratic apathy to antipathy

• From apathy to engagement

• From antipathy to apathy