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Read the passage below and answer the following questions. If the more articulate members of a community formed a coherent and united class with a common interest, democracy would probably replace in to the rule of that intelligent, educated minority; even as it is, the democracies of the modern world are much closer to this fate than they are to the much-canvassed dangers of mob rule. Far from oppressing the cultured minority, or any other minorities, democracy gives more of them more scope to have their way than any other system does. This is the lesson of experience. It might also have been derived from an analysis of the concept of democracy, if the concept had been accurately analyzed.
Our appreciation of the virtues of the democratic system
Is the result of an illusory concept.
Is the result of our negative response to other forms of government.
Is the result of a proven record of the success of democracy.
Is the result of centuries of accurate research on the theoretical aspects of democracy.
- The passage suggests that democracy allows educated minorities to have influence more than any other system.
- It states that democracies avoid the dangers of mob rule by offering scope to articulate members.
- Based on the passage, the appreciation of democracy stems from practical experience and outcomes.
Options:
1. Is the result of an illusory concept: This is incorrect because the passage talks about real-world experiences, not illusions.
2. Is the result of our negative response to other forms of government: The passage does not focus on negative responses to other systems.
3. Is the result of a proven record of the success of democracy: This aligns with the passage's emphasis on experience and outcomes showing democracy's strengths.
4. Is the result of centuries of accurate research on the theoretical aspects of democracy: The passage speaks to practical experience more than theoretical research.
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