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UK Class 10
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Subject:
Citizenship
Citizenship
Q1.
What is the principle of parliamentary accountability?
Answer:
Parliamentary accountability means that the government is expected to explain, justify and defend its actions and decisions to Parliament.
Citizenship
Q2.
Why are checks and balances important in democratic government?
Answer:
Checks and balances help prevent the excessive concentration of power by allowing different institutions or processes to scrutinise and constrain decision-making.
Citizenship
Q3.
What is civil society?
Answer:
Civil society consists of voluntary organisations, community groups, charities, associations and other groups that operate independently from the state and contribute to public life.
Citizenship
Q4.
Why is an independent judiciary important?
Answer:
An independent judiciary can make legal decisions without improper political influence and helps uphold the rule of law and legal rights.
Citizenship
Q5.
How can citizens participate in democracy apart from voting?
Answer:
Citizens can participate by contacting representatives, joining organisations, signing petitions, attending public meetings, campaigning, volunteering and engaging in informed public debate.