Advantages and disadvantages within democracy (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Advantages and disadvantages within democracy
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Direct democracy advantage: legitimacy

Decisions by people have more authority & legitimacy

How direct democracy encourages education

People educate themselves to make informed policy decisions

Direct democracy effect on engagement

Increases via regular debates & discussions

% 'great deal'/'quite a lot' interest in politics 2017

43% (after Brexit)

Direct democracy: impracticality issue

Too many issues & large population size make decisions hard

2021 Switzerland facial covering referendum result

51% Yes, 48% No

Tyranny of the majority meaning

Minority groups overlooked by majority outcome

2011 AMS referendum turnout %

41%

% worried about immigration who voted Leave

73%

Representative democracy: representatives' advantage

Better judgement, more rational & better informed than public

Pluralist system meaning

Range of views represented (different parties)

North Shropshire 2021 by-election outcome

LibDems ended 115 yrs Conservative dominance

Constituency definition

Geographical region where voters elect a representative

Conservative & Labour Party ideologies

Conservative: Conservatism, Labour: Socialism

Turnout trend since 1997 election

Remained below 77%

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