Types of Democracy in Different Countries

Who decides?” Quick Think Activity


3 situations:

  1. Choosing school captain

  2. Passing a new law in a country

  3. Deciding class picnic place

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  • Who should decide in each case?

  • One person or group or everyone? text

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Who decides?” Quick Think Activity


3 situations:

  1. Choosing school captain

  2. Passing a new law in a country

  3. Deciding class picnic place

👉

  • Who should decide in each case?

  • One person or group or everyone? text

Types of Democracy in Different Countries


Learning objective


Compare democratic systems in different countries

Analyse how democracy works in real-life countries like India, USA, UK, and United Arab Emirate

Success Criteria

By the end of the lesson students will be able to:-


define direct and representative democracy

differentiate between types of democracy with examples

explain how citizens participate in different countries

Content Focus: Types of Democracy

1. Direct Democracy

  • Citizens directly vote on laws and decisions

  • Example: Ancient Athens, Switzerland (referendums)

2. Representative Democracy

  • Citizens elect representatives

  • Examples:

    • India 🇮🇳

    • USA 🇺🇸

    • UK 🇬🇧

    • United Arab Emirates (consultative and federal structure with elected/appointed bodies)

Slide heading




“Is direct democracy possible in large countries today? Why or why not?”

Slide heading



How is voting important in democracy?


Why is direct democracy limited to small regions?


What changes would you suggest to improve democracy in your country?


  • One thing I learned today

  • One question I still have

  • One country I found interesting and why

A country allows citizens to vote on every law directly. This is an example of:

A

Answer A. Representative democracy

B

Answer B. Direct democracy

C

Answer C Dictatorship

D

Answer D Monarchy

If people elect representatives who make laws on their behalf, it is:

A

Answer A Direct democracy

B

Answer B Military rule

C

Answer C Representative democracy

D

Answer D Non-democratic

Why do most modern countries follow representative democracy instead of direct democracy?