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KS2 Citizenship Practice Test: Democracy - Politics & Local Government
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Local democracy is a political system. Democracy is a political system in which the people vote on issues affecting their country. Local democracy is where people vote on issues affecting their local area. Local elections are held regularly and people attend a polling station in order to cast their vote.

When you are old enough to vote, you must know what each political party represents so that you can make an informed decision when you vote.

KS2 Citizenship Practice Test: Democracy - Politics & Local Government
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10 Questions

1. Who can attend council meetings?
2. What do councillors do?
3. What is the name of the organisation that is responsible for our community?
4. Who chooses a ceremonial mayor?
5. Which is not a council service?
6. How are councillors chosen?
7. Who chooses a ceremonial mayor?
8. Which is not a council service?
9. What two types of mayor are there?
10. What two types of mayor are there?