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Which of the following accurately describes the role of the legislative branch in a parliamentary system?
Which of the following accurately describes the role of the legislative branch in a parliamentary system?
- The legislative branch is completely separate from the executive branch.
- The legislative branch is responsible for interpreting laws.
- The executive branch is chosen from within the legislative branch. (correct)
- The legislative branch has limited power compared to the executive branch.
What is the primary function of the judicial branch of government?
What is the primary function of the judicial branch of government?
- To represent the interests of the people.
- To enforce laws and regulations.
- To create laws and policies.
- To interpret and apply laws to specific cases. (correct)
Which statement accurately describes the concept of 'separation of powers'?
Which statement accurately describes the concept of 'separation of powers'?
- It ensures that no single branch can become too powerful. (correct)
- It creates a system where the legislative and executive branches operate independently.
- It promotes the development of a single powerful leader.
- It allows each branch of government to dominate the others.
In the context of civil law, what type of disputes are typically addressed?
In the context of civil law, what type of disputes are typically addressed?
Which type of government system is characterized by a close connection between the legislative and executive branches?
Which type of government system is characterized by a close connection between the legislative and executive branches?
What is the primary purpose of the United Nations?
What is the primary purpose of the United Nations?
Which of the following is NOT a key feature of a federal system of government?
Which of the following is NOT a key feature of a federal system of government?
Which statement best describes the difference between federal and state laws?
Which statement best describes the difference between federal and state laws?
In a presidential system, what is the primary purpose of the separation of powers?
In a presidential system, what is the primary purpose of the separation of powers?
Which of the following is NOT a function of the legislative branch of government?
Which of the following is NOT a function of the legislative branch of government?
What is the primary distinction between civil laws and criminal laws?
What is the primary distinction between civil laws and criminal laws?
Which of these statements accurately describes a key difference between local laws and federal laws?
Which of these statements accurately describes a key difference between local laws and federal laws?
What would be the most likely consequence if a country lacked any form of law and order?
What would be the most likely consequence if a country lacked any form of law and order?
Which of the following is an example of a local law?
Which of the following is an example of a local law?
What is the role of the judiciary in a government?
What is the role of the judiciary in a government?
Flashcards
Parliamentary System
Parliamentary System
A government system where legislative and executive branches are closely connected.
Separation of Powers
Separation of Powers
The division of government responsibilities into distinct branches.
Civil Law
Civil Law
A legal system that resolves disputes between individuals.
Judiciary
Judiciary
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United Nations
United Nations
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Legislative Branch
Legislative Branch
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Executive Branch
Executive Branch
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Federal Laws
Federal Laws
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Three Branches of Government
Three Branches of Government
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Criminal Laws
Criminal Laws
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Local Laws
Local Laws
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Federal Judges
Federal Judges
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Purpose of the UN
Purpose of the UN
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Study Notes
UAE Social Studies - Grade 6
- Learning Objectives: Explain how laws are created and enforced in different governments and the role of judicial systems - both locally, nationally, and internationally.
General Instructions
- Study the worksheet for assessments.
- Maintain notebook work as instructed.
Choosing Correct Options
- Question 1: A parliamentary system is a system where the legislative and executive branches are closely connected.
- Question 2: Assertion: Presidential systems have a separation of powers. Reason: Separation of powers limits each branch of government's power, preventing dominance. CORRECT ANSWER: The assertion is correct, but the reason is incorrect.
- Question 3: Civil law resolves disputes between individuals.
Federal Laws
- Federal laws apply to the entire country.
- Federal judiciaries deal with federal laws.
Local Laws
- Local laws apply to specific areas (towns, cities, states, etc.).
- Local judiciaries deal with local laws.
Branches of Government
- Legislature: Creates laws.
- Executive: Carries out laws.
- Judiciary: Interprets laws.
Separation of Powers
- The separation of powers limits government branches, ensuring no one branch becomes too powerful. This is crucial within a presidential system of government.
Civil vs. Criminal Law
- Civil law resolves disputes between individuals.
- Criminal law deals with violations of state laws.
United Nations
- Established October 24, 1945.
- A global organization aims to maintain global peace and security.
- Helps countries negotiate and resolve disputes.
Power Up Question
- Scenario: Imagine a society without laws.
- Outcome: Chaos, instability, political turmoil, loss of trust, and safety.
Cross-Curricular Link
- Design a poster about the United Nations. Title suggestion: "Shaping a Better World for All."
Reflective Log
- A section for students to reflect on what they learned in the lesson and what they want to learn more about.
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