Edzy
Single Answer MCQ
Q-00044479

What does the situation in Sri Lanka illustrate about power-sharing?

1

Its benefits in reducing conflicts

2

The risks of majority dominance

3

The necessity of community governments

4

Its universal effectiveness

Reviewed & Verified by Edzy Expert

Sandeep Chaturvedi

Sandeep Chaturvedi

CBSE Social Science & Humanities Reviewer

Social science and humanities educator with 14+ years of experience reviewing CBSE SST, economics, commerce, arts, and vocational content.

M.A. HistoryM.A. Political ScienceB.Ed.

Answer and Solution

Answer

B. The risks of majority dominance

Solution:

Sri Lanka shows the risks of majority dominance which can lead to civil strife and undermine unity.

Watch Video Solution

Keep Practising

Students who asked this also explored

Continue with nearby questions to strengthen the same chapter concept while you still have the context fresh in mind.

Q1

How did Belgium's leaders address the tensions between communities?

Single Answer MCQ
View explanation
Q2

What percentage of Sri Lanka's population are Tamil speakers?

Single Answer MCQ
View explanation
Q3

In which region of Belgium is the French-speaking community primarily located?

Single Answer MCQ
View explanation
Q4

What form of government does Sri Lanka exemplify after civil unrest?

Single Answer MCQ
View explanation