Power Sharing
Your child will learn why democracies divide power instead of concentrating it in one hand. Power sharing generally fetches about four marks, often a Belgium-versus-Sri-Lanka comparison question. The chapter contrasts Belgium, which accommodated Dutch and French speakers through federal power sharing, with Sri Lanka, where majoritarian policies deepened conflict, then distinguishes horizontal sharing among legislature, executive and judiciary from vertical sharing between Union, state and local governments. It shows how checks, federalism and community representation preserve unity while respe
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