Elements of Democracy.

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Elements of Democracy

Rule of Law Human Dignity Political Equality Political Freedoms Common Good Being Informed and Getting Involved Personal Freedoms Respect

Rule of Law In a democracy, everyone must follow the same laws (including leaders). Laws should be known, predictable, and impartial. Even the government is subject to the law.

Human Dignity Democratic citizens should protect and uphold the dignity of all people.

Political Equality In a democracy, every citizen has the same right to vote and run for office and to speak on public issues.

Political Freedoms In a democracy, people can speak freely, form associations, run for office, and vote without being intimidated.

Common Good Democratic citizens should work towards the common good (what will make the most people safe, secure, and happy). They should have a sense of responsibility and caring for others.

Being Informed and Getting Involved Democratic citizens should communicate openly and participate individually and collectively in issues that shape their community, country and world.

Personal Freedoms In a democracy, people enjoy many personal freedoms such as freedom of religion and freedom of expression.

Respect Democratic citizens should respect the rights of others.