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Foundations of Democracy: True or False

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Foundations of Democracy: True or False
 

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Test your knowledge of democracy's foundations.

by Daoud Shaheen
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Athens is an example of Direct Democracy.

2

The 15th Amendment granted universal female suffrage.

3

UNDRIP was recognized by the United Nations in 2007 and Canada endorsed it in 2010.

4

Magna Carta created a nationwide police force.

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Theocracy is rule by the people.

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Direct Democracy is where officials are elected to represent the people.

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Monarchy is rule by a president elected by the people.

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The American Declaration of Independence applied Locke's theory of government as a social contract.

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The English Bill of Rights established the supremacy of Parliament over the monarchy.

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The Magna Carta limited the king's powers and protected subjects' rights.

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