Defining Democracy: Features and Challenges
Students will analyze the core features of democracy and discuss the arguments for and against this form of government.
Key Questions
- Differentiate between a democratic and non-democratic form of government with specific examples.
- Analyze why democracy is considered superior in producing better decisions and accommodating diversity.
- Critique the limitations of democracy, such as corruption and instability.
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