Q67.
Democracy's superior virtue lies in the fact that it calls into activity
Answer
A
Explanation
The object of government according to Mill's views, being the attainment of values and virtues in men and their self-development, it is essential that the government should be of those whose self development is being sought. 'Virtue and intelligence should become genuine attributes of character in a citizen… and then through participation, people at large would be able to control the rulers by influencing the character and direction of public policy.'