Which term describes a form of government where the people elect representatives to Parliament to make laws on their behalf?

• A. Freedom of Religion
• B. Human Rights
• C. Magna Carta
• D. Representative Liberal Democracy

Answer: (D)

This describes a system where people have a say in law by electing representatives to sit in Parliament and make laws on their behalf. That setup is called representative liberal democracy. It combines electing representatives (the democratic part) with protections for individual rights and the rule of law (the liberal part). The other options don’t capture the idea of electing lawmakers to govern for the people: freedom of religion is a civil liberty about choosing beliefs; human rights are broad universal rights; Magna Carta is a historic document that limited monarch power but doesn’t define a system of elected representation.