Part I: Quickfire questions on DEMOCRACY:
What does the word democracy literally mean?
What best explains the concept of democracy?
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form of government in which one person or a small group possesses absolute power
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a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly ----- 80 euros
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by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system.
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the supreme power is actually or nominally lodged in a monarch
In which country was democracy said to be founded ?
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Egypt
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Athens
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Greece ----- 50 euros
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England
In the early democratic society who was allowed to vote?
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women
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men ---- 100 euros
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slaves
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freed slaves
Which is the largest democracy in the world?
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India
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Brazil
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United States--160
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Indonesia
Which of these countries a a non democratic society?
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USA
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France
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China X
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Canada
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Lybia X
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North Korea X
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Saudi Arabia X
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Syria X -- 50
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Afghanistan
Which country holds the largest single-day election?
Which country experienced its first democratic transition of power in 2015?
Choose one
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Zambia
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Sudan
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Nigeria -----10 euros
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Greece
Which country has the highest number of women in parliament worldwide?
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Rwanda
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Sweden ---- 5
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Turkey
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United States
What is the current lowest legal voting age in the world?
In which two European countries people under the age of 18 are allowed to vote?
Alba and Linda
PART II:
Go to http://europa.eu/pol/cit/index_en.htm and answer the following questions:
What rights do we have as European citizens?
rights to live, work, travel and study abroad, including access to healthcare and consumer rights.
Where are these rights written down?
'Ordinary Legislative Procedure’
Which of these rights are the most important ones to live in a democratic society?
freedom of speech (human rights)
Have a further look on the internet. Are there any cases when some of these rights are sometimes violated in your country?
jan Böhmermann (erdogan merkel freedoom of speech, satire prison), Traiskirchen refugees very bad condicisions
vali, elena, eric, katja