Structure of Government in Chile

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What is the primary purpose of the division of the three powers of the state?

  • To create a complex system of government
  • To favor the executive power over the other branches
  • To establish a single, powerful leader
  • To ensure a balance of power and prevent abuse over citizens (correct)

Who is responsible for proposing laws?

  • The legislative power
  • The citizens of Chile
  • The executive power (correct)
  • The judicial power

What is the primary function of the legislative power?

  • To resolve disputes and problems between individuals
  • To determine what each person is entitled to according to the law
  • To administer the state and maintain public order
  • To approve or reject laws and oversee government actions (correct)

Which power of the state determines what each person is entitled to according to the law?

<p>The judicial power (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the outcome of the division of the three powers of the state?

<p>A balance of power between the three institutions (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The ______ structure of Chile is divided into three institutions, each responsible for a specific area.

<p>administrative</p> Signup and view all the answers

The three powers of the state are designed to prevent any one person or institution from abusing power over ______.

<p>citizens</p> Signup and view all the answers

The executive power is headed by the ______, responsible for administering the state.

<p>President</p> Signup and view all the answers

The legislative power is composed of ______ and senators who meet in Congress.

<p>deputies</p> Signup and view all the answers

The three powers of the state are established to prevent any one institution from holding too much ______.

<p>power</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

  • The administrative structure of Chile is divided into three institutions, each responsible for a specific area, known as the division of the three powers of the state.
  • The three powers of the state are the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, designed to prevent any one person or institution from abusing power over citizens.
  • The executive power is headed by the President, responsible for administering the state, maintaining public order, and proposing laws.
  • The legislative power is composed of deputies and senators who meet in Congress, representing the people, approving or rejecting laws, and overseeing government actions.
  • The judicial power resolves disputes and problems between individuals, determining what each person is entitled to according to the law.
  • The three powers of the state are established to prevent any one institution from holding too much power and to ensure a balance of power.

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