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Question 2 of 20

Which principle must a government follow in order to be considered a
democracy?
A. Citizens must be able to vote directly on laws rather than relying
on representatives.
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B. Leaders must be selected by the citizens rather than inheriting
power.
OC. The government must have a written constitution that protects
individual rights.
D. Laws must be created to reflect the dominant religious beliefs in a
society.

Answer 1

C

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Using the American Constitution as an example, you never want D.

A looks like it is possible, but think of the mess it would create if every little thing like speed limits had to voted on by the general population. I wouldn't choose A.

My answer would be between B and C. Of the two, individual rights are what is needed. B is also true. Of the two choices, I think C is the more important.