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    This document discusses key concepts about democracy and political participation in the United Kingdom, including questions about the UK general election and Parliament, the differences between government and Parliament, different theories of representation, and ways citizens can participate in the democratic process beyond voting. Specifically, it asks questions about which positions are elected in the UK general election, what happens if a single party wins a majority of seats, the differences between parliamentary and presidential systems, whether the UK has always been a representative democracy, why there are other elections if Parliament is sovereign, and how citizens can participate aside from voting.

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    This document discusses key concepts about democracy and political participation in the United Kingdom, including questions about the UK general election and Parliament, the differences between government and Parliament, different theories of representation, and ways citizens can participate in the democratic process beyond voting. Specifically, it asks questions about which positions are elected in the UK general election, what happens if a single party wins a majority of seats, the differences between parliamentary and presidential systems, whether the UK has always been a representative democracy, why there are other elections if Parliament is sovereign, and how citizens can participate aside from voting.

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    Pre-chewed Politics

    Chapter 1
    Video 3 Democracy & Participation

    Is all of Parliament elected


    in the UK General
    Election?

    What happens if a single


    party wins a majority of
    seats in the Commons?

    What are the main


    differences between
    government and
    Parliament?

    What are the main


    differences between
    parliamentary and
    presidential democracy?

    Has the UK always been a


    representative democracy?

    If Parliament is sovereign,
    why are there so many other
    elections in the UK?

    What are the different


    theories for how MPs
    should represent their
    constituents?

    Aside from voting, how else


    can we participate in our
    representative democracy?

    How does representative democracy work in the UK?

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