Power Sharing in Democracies: Key Concepts
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Q.3 When was the Act passed to recognise Sinhala as the only official language in Sri Lanka ?
Q.4 The [Link] government in Belgium is a good example of which fottn of power sharing?
Q.S What measure was adopted by the democratically elected government of Sri [Link] to establish
Sinhala Supremacy?
Q. 6 What is the language spoken by the people residing in the Wallonia region o.f Belgium?
(SOCIAL STUDIES) CIVICS
DPP-03
CLASS-10th
TOPIC - POWER SHARING
Q.1 Do you think that the steps taken by Shri Lankan Government to establish the supremacy of
Q.2 Sharing of powers makes a country more powerful and united'. Justify the statement.
Q.3 Describe any three 'majoritarian measures' taken by the Sri Lankan Government to establish
Sinhala supremacy.
Q.4 Bring out any two sharp contrasts between Belgium and Sri Lankan democracies.
Q.7 Explain the three ways by which Belgium has accommodated the existing regional differe
Q.8 Sharing of powers makes a country more powerful and united. Do you agree with the
statement? Why?
Q.9 Highlight the measures adopted by the BeJgium Constitution for the prevention of conflicts in
Belgium.
Q.10 Describe any three provisions of the act which was passed in Sri Lanka in 1956 to establish
Sinhala supremacy.
(SOCIAL STUDIES) POWER SHARING
DPP-04
CLASS-10th
TOPIC - POWER SHARING
Q.1 Highlight any three meas·ures adopted by the Belgian Government to accommodate regional
Q.3 Power sharing is the very spirit of democracy. f ustify the statement?
Q·. 4 Why was the minority French speaking community relatively rich and powerful?
Q.7 Explain the two main reasons why power sharing is important in a democracy? ~
Q.8 Compare the way in which the Belgium and the Sri Lankan have dealt with cultural diver/ity. '-."-.
Q.9 Which values are associate~ with the idea of power sharing in any counoy?
Q.10 Why was Brussels chosen as the headquarters during the formation of European Union?