Democracy and other forms of government [Choosing Democracy]by Sjonger, Rebecca 

BTSB Prebound(Crabtree, 2023)

BTSB #: 823158 Available

Dewey: 321.8/NAges: 10-14   
Lexile: 880

Genres:

Subjects: Democracy Democracy - United States Political participation Political participation - United States Authoritarianism

Summary: What is the difference between a representative democracy and an autocracy or dictatorship? Are all democracies equal? Why are some people attracted to authoritarian governments? Explains why democracy can be a fragile form of government, requiring constant effort and attention from its citizens.

Democracy and other forms of government [Choosing Democracy]by Sjonger, Rebecca 

Paperback(Crabtree, 2023)

BTSB #: 823160 Available

Dewey: 321.8/NAges: 10-14   
Lexile: 880

Genres:

Subjects: Democracy Democracy - United States Political participation Political participation - United States Authoritarianism

Summary: What is the difference between a representative democracy and an autocracy or dictatorship? Are all democracies equal? Why are some people attracted to authoritarian governments? Explains why democracy can be a fragile form of government, requiring constant effort and attention from its citizens.

What is democracy? [Choosing Democracy]by Sjonger, Rebecca 

BTSB Prebound(Crabtree, 2023)

BTSB #: 823205 Available

Dewey: 321.8/NAges: 10-14   
Lexile: 860

Genres:

Subjects: Democracy Democracy - United States

Summary: Democratic governments and processes are based on shared ideals for the common good of all citizens. Find out what these democratic values are and how to take part in democracy in your own country and community.

You call this democracy? : how to fix our government and return power to the people by Rusch, Elizabeth 

Paperback(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2020)

BTSB #: 771825 Available

Dewey: 320.973/NAges: 12-16   
AR: 8.7 MG+ Lexile: 1140

Genres:

Subjects: Democracy - United States Youth - Political activity - United States United States - Politics and government

Summary: America is the greatest democracy in the world ... isn't it? Author Elizabeth Rusch examines some of the more problematic aspects of our government but, more importantly, offers ways for young people to fix them.