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Uttarakhand Board Class 10 Power Sharing — practice questions — page 2

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Belgium's central government has equal representation from:Read the answer and worked solution →Which of the following statements about power sharing is FALSE?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Belgium's central government has equal representation from:

  1. All citizens
  2. Dutch-speaking and French-speaking groups
  3. Catholics and Protestants
  4. Royal and elected representatives
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Correct answer: B. Dutch-speaking and French-speaking groups

1. Belgium's constitutional arrangement requires the central cabinet to have equal Dutch and French ministers. 2. This balance prevents one language community from dominating policy. 3. Special majority rules also apply for important laws. 4. So both linguistic groups are equally represented at the centre. 5. The German-speaking minority is much smaller and has limited representation at the centre. _Source: syllabus Democratic Politics II Ch 1 'Power Sharing'_

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Which of the following statements about power sharing is FALSE?

  1. Power sharing always increases conflict
  2. Power sharing keeps a check on tyranny of any one group
  3. Power sharing makes a country stronger by recognising diversity
  4. Power sharing gives every group a stake
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Correct answer: A. Power sharing always increases conflict

1. Power sharing is a positive feature of democracies. 2. It distributes authority and reduces concentration in one group. 3. The claim that it always increases conflict is wrong. 4. Belgium shows that sharing power helps to manage conflict, not worsen it. 5. So the false claim is option B. _Source: syllabus Democratic Politics II Ch 1 'Power Sharing'_

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