alleryWhen does democracy stop being accommodative for a group?
AWhen it loses an election
BWhen barred by birth
CWhen it is a small group
DWhen it disagrees often
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. When barred by birth
If someone is barred from ever being in the majority because of birth, democratic rule stops being accommodative for them.
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