What are the five pillars of democracy?

Answer 1

-Rule of Law (everyone including the government are bound together by the laws)

• all citizens must follow the laws of the country
• the laws are not biased
• the laws are made public(published)

-Equality (everyone has the same rights, which are respected by all citizens)

POLITICAL RIGHTS

• the right to run for government office
• the right to vote

LEGAL RIGHTS

• the rights to a layer
• the right to be told the reason for arrest

EQUALITY RIGHTS

• the right to be treated equally, regardless of race, sex, age, color, etc.

-Common Good (decision made for good of most people, so citizens balance each others needs and wants)

• respect the needs/wants of others
• frequently assess decisions
• develop a sense of responsibility towards all groups in society

-Participation (every citizens' informed about issues that affect their community, therefore they need to take action)

• voting
• lobbying organizations and the government
• running for elected office
• writing letters
• creating visuals to promote public awareness

-Freedoms (everyone has the same freedoms that are respected by all)

POLITICAL FREEDOMS

• engage in your political rights with out fear of being threatened or injured
• peaceful assembly

PERSONAL FREEDOMS

• conscience and religion
• expression (includes freedom of the press)

ASSOCIATION

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Answer 2

equality under the law, voting rights, citizen's freedom, and opportunity for education.

Answer 3

There are four main pillars of democracy. These pillars are law enforcement, representation, equity and various freedoms. Democracy will be achieved through an all-inclusive constitution.

Answer 4

The four pillars of Democracy in Canada are representative, justice, equity and freedom.

Answer 5

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