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Chapter 9 Solutions — From the Rulers to the Ruled: Types of Governments
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- Write names of the various types of government that you have learnt in the chapter.
- Which type of Government does India have? And why is that called that type?
- You read that an independent judiciary is present in all types of democracies. State any three reasons why you think it is important for the judiciary to be independent.
- Do you think democratic government is better than other forms of government? Why?
- These are some practices in a few different countries. Match the practice with the type of government: I. All citizens are treated equally before law II. The government refers to the religious leader for each and every decision it takes. III. After the queen's death, her son became the new king. IV. The ruler is not bound to follow any Constitution. He makes all the decisions as per his choice.
- Below is a list of countries. Find out the types of government these countries have: 1. Bhutan 2. Nepal 3. Bangladesh 4. South Africa 5. Brazil
- What are possible hurdles in a democracy in achieving its values and ideals? How can they be overcome?
- Democracy is different from monarchy and dictatorship. Explain.
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