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Little champions school, Madnapur, Session-2021-22, Grade- VI, Date- 4/2/2022, Day- Friday, Subject- Civics, , Chapter ~ 04 Key elements of democratic Government, , Role of the People: The people play an important role in the proper functioning of a democratic government, which includes elections as well, , as the working and decision-making responsibility of the government., , Election: In a democracy, people cast their vote to elect their representatives, who take decisions on behalf of the people. The government is, , elected for a period of five years in India, , Social Movements: People express their views in many ways like dhammas, strikes, rallies and signature campaigns, e.g., Activists of the, , , , Bhartiya Kisan Union staged a demonstration at the Mini Secretariat to protest against the power shortage during the paddy transplantation, , season., , Recognition to Minority: The democratic character of the government of a country would be stronger if the minority people (Dalits, Adivasis,, Women) participate in the process of the government. The minority communities and Adiyasis participated in the working of the, , government by demanding the inclusion of Santhali language in the Constitution of India, , Role of the Government:, , , , uppose, if a religious procession and celebrations lead to conflicts, the government, particularly the police play an, , important role in getting the representatives of the concerned community to meet and try to arrive ata solution., , Equality and Justice: The key idea of a democratic government is its commitment to equality and justice. The minority communities were, denied of many facilities. Dr Ambedkar realised that such practices must not continue and justice can be achieved only if people are treated, equally., , Apartheid: It refers to the system under which separation is practised on the basis of race., , Race: One of the main groups that humans can be divided according to their physical differences, for example, the cglour of their skin., , Representative: The person elected through people's voting right to take part in the system of governance., , Participation: People’s involvement in the process of government., , , , ifferences between people of various castes, cultures or creed. The conflict may arise in the name of region, religion, language,, , Resolution: Solution of the conflict