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What is one of the primary purposes of laws?
What is one of the primary purposes of laws?
- To restrict freedom
- To ensure fairness and safety (correct)
- To promote creativity
- To encourage competition
Breaking a law can result in consequences such as fines or jail time.
Breaking a law can result in consequences such as fines or jail time.
True (A)
Name one place where laws are enforced.
Name one place where laws are enforced.
Shopping centers
What is the primary purpose of rules?
What is the primary purpose of rules?
You must stop when the traffic light turns _____
You must stop when the traffic light turns _____
Match the following laws with their descriptions:
Match the following laws with their descriptions:
Rules are only enforced by leaders, not by groups of people.
Rules are only enforced by leaders, not by groups of people.
In an AFL game, players should not tackle another player below the _____ or above the _____
In an AFL game, players should not tackle another player below the _____ or above the _____
Match the following examples with their appropriate settings:
Match the following examples with their appropriate settings:
What is a key feature of a strong democracy?
What is a key feature of a strong democracy?
In Australia, all citizens have the right to vote in free and fair elections.
In Australia, all citizens have the right to vote in free and fair elections.
Name one way citizens can participate in their democracy.
Name one way citizens can participate in their democracy.
A democracy depends on laws that apply equally to all _____
A democracy depends on laws that apply equally to all _____
Match the following features of Australian democracy with their descriptions:
Match the following features of Australian democracy with their descriptions:
What characterizes a representative democracy?
What characterizes a representative democracy?
In direct democracy, citizens elect representatives to make decisions for them.
In direct democracy, citizens elect representatives to make decisions for them.
Name one possible application of direct democracy.
Name one possible application of direct democracy.
In a representative democracy, citizens participate in government through _____ to select their representatives.
In a representative democracy, citizens participate in government through _____ to select their representatives.
Match the following types of democracy with their descriptions:
Match the following types of democracy with their descriptions:
What is a key feature of a democracy?
What is a key feature of a democracy?
In a democracy, oppression is commonly practiced by governing authorities.
In a democracy, oppression is commonly practiced by governing authorities.
What is direct democracy?
What is direct democracy?
In a democracy, people have the right to participate in _____ and community life.
In a democracy, people have the right to participate in _____ and community life.
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Which of the following best describes direct democracy?
Which of the following best describes direct democracy?
Switzerland employs direct democracy as a common practice.
Switzerland employs direct democracy as a common practice.
Name one advantage of direct democracy.
Name one advantage of direct democracy.
In a direct democracy, voters meet to make _____ and have a say in decisions.
In a direct democracy, voters meet to make _____ and have a say in decisions.
Match the type of democracy with its description:
Match the type of democracy with its description:
What is a political party primarily intended to do?
What is a political party primarily intended to do?
In a representative democracy, voters have the option to choose from only one political party.
In a representative democracy, voters have the option to choose from only one political party.
What two conditions must be met for elections in a representative democracy?
What two conditions must be met for elections in a representative democracy?
Bribery is the act of giving a _____ in exchange for someone to do the wrong thing.
Bribery is the act of giving a _____ in exchange for someone to do the wrong thing.
Flashcards
What are laws for?
What are laws for?
Laws are rules that keep things fair and safe.
Who makes laws?
Who makes laws?
Governments, police, and courts make and enforce laws.
Consequences of breaking a law?
Consequences of breaking a law?
Breaking a law leads to penalties like fines and jail.
Where are laws enforced?
Where are laws enforced?
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Example of a law
Example of a law
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Rules
Rules
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Where are rules enforced?
Where are rules enforced?
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Consequences of breaking a rule
Consequences of breaking a rule
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Example of a rule in school
Example of a rule in school
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Why are rules important?
Why are rules important?
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Direct Democracy
Direct Democracy
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Representative Democracy
Representative Democracy
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Role of citizens in Representative Democracy
Role of citizens in Representative Democracy
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Election
Election
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Citizen Participation in Direct Democracy
Citizen Participation in Direct Democracy
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Citizen's role in democracy
Citizen's role in democracy
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Free and fair elections
Free and fair elections
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Human rights protection
Human rights protection
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Equal application of laws
Equal application of laws
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Citizen participation
Citizen participation
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Democracy
Democracy
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Consent in Democracy
Consent in Democracy
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Oppression
Oppression
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Features of Democracy
Features of Democracy
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How does direct democracy work?
How does direct democracy work?
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Referendums
Referendums
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What are the pros and cons of direct democracy?
What are the pros and cons of direct democracy?
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Political Party
Political Party
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Bribery
Bribery
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Coercion
Coercion
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Study Notes
Laws
- Laws are made for fairness and safety
- Laws are made and enforced by the government, the police and the court system
- If a person breaks a rule, the consequences are very serious and can include fines or going to jail
- Rules are enforced at places like:
- Schools
- Homes
- Libraries
- Sports matches
Examples of rules
- Put sunscreen on when you are outside
- Be quiet in the library
- Put your hand up to speak in the classroom
- During an AFL game, do not tackle another player below the knees or above the shoulders
- Do not steal from shops
- Park your car in the correct parking spaces
- Do not bring weapons onto a plane
- Stop when the traffic light turns red
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