Unit 5 Part 2 Democracy Video 2

What is the fundamental principle of a democracy?

• A government where a single leader makes all decisions.

• A system where the military holds ultimate power.

• A government where power originates from the people.

• A society governed by religious laws.

What is the difference between a direct democracy and an indirect (representative) democracy?

• In a direct democracy, only leaders vote, while in an indirect democracy, everyone votes.

• In a direct democracy, everyone votes on every issue, while in an indirect democracy, people vote for leaders who make decisions.

• A direct democracy has no rules, but an indirect democracy has strict laws.

• Direct democracy is only for small groups, and indirect democracy is for large countries.

How can people express their voice or power in a democracy?

• Only by voting in elections.

• By writing opinions, petitioning, and protesting.

• Through inherited titles and positions.

• By following all decisions made by a single ruler.

In a democracy, what does "majority rule" imply for those whose choices are not selected?

• They are excluded from participating in future decisions.

• Their voice no longer matters, and they must accept the outcome without question.

• They still have the right to participate and suggest their ideas for future consideration.

• They are punished for disagreeing with the majority.