Elections and parties
Wahlen und Parteien
This topic has 51 questions.
- Question 5 Elections in Germany are free. What does that mean?
- Question 13 In parliament, the term “opposition” means …
- Question 20 A party in Germany aims to set up a dictatorship. That party is then …
- Question 28 Who elects the members of the Bundestag (Federal Parliament) in Germany?
- Question 30 Which of these is not a feature of our democracy?
- Question 31 In Germany, cooperation between parties to form a government is called …
- Question 41 Why is there more than one party in a democracy?
- Question 43 When can a party be banned in Germany?
- Question 44 Who can citizens in Germany not elect directly?
- Question 52 What does “Volkssouveränität” mean? All state authority comes from the …
- Question 61 What does “Volkssouveränität” mean?
- Question 62 When the parliament of a German state is elected, this is called …
- Question 73 The two largest Fraktionen (parliamentary groups) in the German Bundestag (Federal Parliament) are currently …
- Question 76 What does the abbreviation CDU stand for in Germany?
- Question 78 What does the abbreviation SPD stand for?
- Question 79 What does the abbreviation FDP stand for in Germany?
- Question 88 The parliamentary opposition in the German Bundestag (Federal Parliament) …
- Question 89 In Germany, what is the name for the group formed by a party’s members of parliament?
- Question 92 What does the abbreviation CSU stand for in Germany?
- Question 93 The more “second votes” a party receives in a Bundestag election, the …
- Question 94 From what age can you vote in elections to the German Bundestag (Federal Parliament)?
- Question 98 If members of the German Bundestag (Federal Parliament) switch to a different Fraktion (parliamentary group), …
- Question 103 What is called the “Ampelkoalition” in Germany? The cooperation …
- Question 105 What is one task of poll workers in Germany?
- Question 106 In Germany, volunteer poll workers help at elections. What is one task of poll workers?
- Question 107 For how many years is the Bundestag (Federal Parliament) in Germany elected?
- Question 108 In a Bundestag election in Germany, anyone may vote who …
- Question 109 How often are Bundestag elections normally held in Germany?
- Question 110 For how many years is the Bundestag (Federal Parliament) in Germany elected?
- Question 112 Elections in Germany are …
- Question 113 Elections in Germany are won by the party that …
- Question 114 Taking part in democratic elections in Germany is …
- Question 115 What does “aktives Wahlrecht” mean in Germany?
- Question 116 If you are allowed to vote in a Bundestag election in Germany, this is called …
- Question 117 What is the minimum percentage of second votes that parties must get in order to be elected to the German Bundestag (Federal Parliament)?
- Question 119 Elections in Germany are free. What does that mean?
- Question 120 Germany’s electoral system is …
- Question 121 A party wants to get into the German Bundestag. But it needs a minimum share of the votes. This is called the …
- Question 122 Which principles apply to elections in Germany? Elections in Germany are …
- Question 123 What is the “5%-Hürde” in Germany?
- Question 124 The Bundestag election in Germany is the election of …
- Question 125 In a democracy, one function of regular elections is …
- Question 126 What do citizens in Germany who are entitled to vote receive before an election?
- Question 127 Why is there a 5 per cent threshold in the electoral law of the Federal Republic of Germany? It exists because …
- Question 128 Members of parliament who are elected by the citizens are called …
- Question 129 In Germany, the people elect …
- Question 130 Which ballot paper would be valid in a Bundestag election?
- Question 133 What is allowed in Bundestag (Federal Parliament) and Landtag (state parliament) elections in Germany?
- Question 230 The European Parliament is elected regularly, namely every …
- Question 232 Who is elected in the European elections?
- Question 282 Which honorary office must German citizens take on if they are asked to?