A) Unquestioning obedience to authority B) Freedom of speech C) Centralized control of information D) Suppression of dissent
A) Encouraging voter turnout B) Restricting campaign finance C) Discouraging public debate D) Limiting access to voting booths
A) Holding power accountable B) Operating only with government approval C) Suppressing critical voices D) Spreading propaganda for the government
A) Indoctrinating students with specific ideologies B) Promoting conformity C) Teaching critical thinking skills D) Discouraging questioning of authority
A) Suppressing public gatherings B) Working solely for government interests C) Advocating for citizen rights D) Ignoring human rights violations
A) Restricted access to voting B) Independent electoral commission C) Secret ballot D) Equal campaigning opportunities
A) Arbitrary decision-making by authorities B) Everyone is equal before the law C) The government is above the law D) Laws apply only to certain groups
A) They are easily revoked by the government B) They protect individual freedoms C) They are irrelevant to political processes D) They prioritize the state over the individual
A) Respect for differing opinions B) Uniformity of thought C) Censorship of dissenting voices D) Suppression of opposing viewpoints
A) It always leads to a more stable society B) It can undermine equality of opportunity C) It has no impact on political participation D) It strengthens social cohesion
A) Supporting authoritarian regimes B) Interfering in domestic affairs without consent C) Monitoring elections and providing support D) Ignoring human rights abuses
A) Restricting access to public records B) Open access to information C) Hiding government activities from the public D) Secret decision-making processes
A) To ensure leaders are responsible for their actions B) To allow leaders to act without consequences C) To prevent citizens from questioning authority D) To shield leaders from criticism
A) Avoiding participation in public life B) Volunteering in the community C) Ignoring local issues D) Disregarding the needs of others
A) To eliminate all forms of opposition B) To make the government less efficient C) To concentrate power in a single entity D) To prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful
A) A direct vote by citizens on a specific issue B) An appointment by the executive branch C) A decision made solely by elected officials D) A military coup
A) Suppressing minority rights strengthens national unity B) Minorities should always defer to the majority C) Protecting them ensures fairness and equality D) Minority rights are irrelevant in a democracy
A) Censoring online content B) Spreading misinformation and propaganda C) Facilitating online participation and access to information D) Restricting internet access
A) Unequal treatment based on social status B) Fair and equitable distribution of resources and opportunities C) Ignoring the needs of marginalized groups D) Maintaining the status quo at all costs
A) Supporting an independent judiciary B) Ensuring fair and transparent elections C) Silencing dissenting voices in the media D) Promoting freedom of expression
A) Suppressing alternative political views B) Preventing citizens from forming political organizations C) Ensuring a single party holds all power D) Offering citizens different policy choices
A) Being controlled by the ruling party B) Ignoring constitutional principles C) Upholding the rule of law and protecting rights D) Arbitrarily applying the law
A) Reinforcing social hierarchies B) Promoting propaganda for the government C) Suppressing artistic expression D) Encouraging critical thinking and social dialogue
A) Providing alternative perspectives and holding power accountable B) Operating under strict government control C) Ignoring ethical considerations D) Spreading misinformation and fake news
A) The idea that individuals give up some freedom for collective security and governance B) The concept that there should be no government at all C) The belief that government should have unlimited power D) The notion that individuals are inherently selfish and cannot cooperate
A) Corruption has no impact on democratic processes B) Corruption only benefits the wealthy and powerful C) Corruption undermines the rule of law and trust in government D) Corruption is a necessary evil in politics
A) Only educated people should be allowed to vote B) Education is irrelevant to political participation C) Education discourages critical thinking D) Education empowers citizens to make informed decisions
A) Encouraging democratic reforms through dialogue and negotiation B) Supporting authoritarian regimes for strategic gain C) Imposing democracy through military intervention D) Ignoring human rights abuses in other countries
A) Protests are always disruptive and harmful B) Only certain groups should be allowed to protest C) It allows citizens to express their views and hold power accountable D) The government should always suppress protests
A) The belief that power should be concentrated in the hands of a single ruler B) The idea that government should be controlled by the elite C) The principle that political power resides in the people D) The notion that there should be no government at all |