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TERM 2 MIDTERM ASSESSMENT CREATED BY: MHIEL OLAES - 10 ANGOLA SOCIAL STUDIES 10 #2begreat_is_2studyhard Critical Resources - pertains to resources SCOPES AND SEQUENCE that c...

TERM 2 MIDTERM ASSESSMENT CREATED BY: MHIEL OLAES - 10 ANGOLA SOCIAL STUDIES 10 #2begreat_is_2studyhard Critical Resources - pertains to resources SCOPES AND SEQUENCE that can no longer be replaced. 1.​ SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Other Domestic Issues - includes 2.​ PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT manufacturing, energy, and science and technology. LESSON 1: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Global Climate Change - Doing our part to reduce greenhouse effect. Sustainability - Derived from the Latin word sustinere, which means to hold up. THE YEAR 2030 CHALLENGE TO THE Something is sustainable if it endures, persists, or holds up over time. PHILIPPINES : Sustainability is about meeting our current -​ The UN held the Sustainable needs without compromising the ability of Development Summit on September future generations to meet their needs. 25, 2015 in New York City, USA. Economic Growth - It is measured -​ The Summit came up with the Sustainable Development Goals through the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) (SDGs). and GNI (Gross National Income). -​ It aims to end poverty, fight Economic Development - Measured inequality, and injustice, and through improvements in the well-being of confront climate change by the year humans. 2030. INDICATORS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Socioeconomic welfare - pertains to the level of the standard of living Ecosystems - ​ Forest and upland ecosystems ​ Lowland and agricultural ecosystems ​ Urban ecosystems ​ Coast/Marine ecosystems CTTO: SOCIAL STUDIES CANVA PPT - PRAY AND GOODLUCK! | PAGE 1 TERM 2 MIDTERM ASSESSMENT CREATED BY: MHIEL OLAES - 10 ANGOLA SOCIAL STUDIES 10 #2begreat_is_2studyhard 1.)​ Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino 9.)​ Build, Build, Build Program - Program (4Ps) - It provides aimed at achieving a golden age conditional cash transfer to poor of infrastructure to enhance households. mobility and connectivity, as well as spurring economic growth. 2.)​ National Food Authority - Ensures the food security of the country 10.)​ Social Security System (SSS) - and the stability of supply and price Provides social security benefits of the staple grain-rice to private-sector employees. 3.)​ PhilHealth - Provides medical 11.)​ Housing and Urban assistance and health benefits to Development Coordinating Filipinos—regardless of social Council (HUDCC) - The umbrella status. agency of various housing and development offices of the 4.)​ K to 12 Program - Reformed the Philippine government. Philippine basic education system to align with international standards. 12.)​ Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 - Promotes waste 5.)​ Philippine Commission on reduction, recycling, and proper Women (PCW) - The primary waste disposal. policy-making and coordinating body on women and gender 13.)​ Climate Change Commission equality concerns. (CCC) - Coordinates the government's response to climate 6.)​ Philippine Clean Water Act - Aims change. to protect the country's water bodies from pollution from land- 14.)​ Fisheries Code of the based sources. Philippines - An Act to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, 7.)​ Renewable Energy Act of 2008 - Unreported and Unregulated Establishes the framework for the Fishing. accelerated development and advancement of renewable energy 15.)​ National Greening Program - resources. Reforests unproductive, denuded and degraded forestlands to protect 8.)​ Department of Labor and biodiversity. Employment (DOLE) - Implements labor laws and regulations to 16.)​ Department of Justice (DOJ) - protect workers' rights. The principal law agency and legal counsel of the government. CTTO: SOCIAL STUDIES CANVA PPT - PRAY AND GOODLUCK! | PAGE 2 TERM 2 MIDTERM ASSESSMENT CREATED BY: MHIEL OLAES - 10 ANGOLA SOCIAL STUDIES 10 #2begreat_is_2studyhard 17.)​ Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) - Collaboration between a government agency and a private-sector company that can be used to finance, build, and operate projects. LESSON 2: PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Democracy - The concept of democracy started during the Age of Enlightenment -​ has three-year term in Europe in the 1700s. This was the time -​ may run for reelection for three (3) when the educated middle class overthrew consecutive terms the abusive absolute monarchy. Qualifications Charles-Louis de Secondat and Baron de -​ A natural born citizen of the Montesquieu proposed the three Philippines branches of the government namely -​ A registered voter executive, legislative, and judiciary which is -​ At least twenty-five (25) years old needed to have check and balance. -​ A resident of the district where he or she is running for two consecutive -​ The Philippines became a republic in years before the election. 1946. This is the form of government where people can vote for government officials to represent SENATE them. -​ has six-year term -​ may run for reelection for two (2) consecutive terms -​ Qualifications -​ A natural born citizen of the Philippines -​ A registered voter LEGISLATIVE BRANCH -​ Able to read and write -​ At least twenty-five (25) years old -​ It is authorized to make laws, alter, -​ A resident of the Philippines for two and repeal them through the power consecutive years before the vested in the Philippine Congress. election. This institution is divided into the Senate and the House of EXECUTIVE BRANCH Representatives. CTTO: SOCIAL STUDIES CANVA PPT - PRAY AND GOODLUCK! | PAGE 3 TERM 2 MIDTERM ASSESSMENT CREATED BY: MHIEL OLAES - 10 ANGOLA SOCIAL STUDIES 10 #2begreat_is_2studyhard -​ It is composed of the President and -​ A resident of the country in the last the Vice President who are elected ten consecutive years prior to the by direct popular vote and serve a election. term of six years. THE VICE PRESIDENT -​ The Constitution grants the President authority to appoint his -​ (1) Lead the country in times the Cabinet. These departments form a President is not in the country or large portion of the country’s terminally ill to perform his functions. bureaucracy. (2) Often, the Vice President is THE PRESIDENT assigned by the President to head a department or an office to help him -​ (1) Head the departments, offices, create programs in the said bureaus, consulates, embassies, department or office. police force, and the armed forces. (3) He also represents the President (2) Create executive orders for an in gatherings, in and out of the orderly and efficient administration of country that the latter could not government offices. personally attend. (3) Assign and dismiss government -​ Same qualifications as the officials. President. -​ May run for the same position for (4) Supervision of local two (2) consecutive terms. governments. JUDICIAL BRANCH (5) Suspend the writ of habeas corpus for a period determined by -​ It holds the power to settle law when the security of the country controversies involving rights that is compromised. are legally demandable and enforceable. -​ has a six-year term -​ not eligible for re-election for the -​ This branch determines whether or same position. not there has been a grave abuse of discretion amounting to lack or Qualifications excess of jurisdiction on the part and -​ A natural born citizen of the instrumentality of the government. It Philippines is made up of a Supreme Court and -​ A registered voter lower courts. -​ At least forty (40) years old CTTO: SOCIAL STUDIES CANVA PPT - PRAY AND GOODLUCK! | PAGE 4 TERM 2 MIDTERM ASSESSMENT CREATED BY: MHIEL OLAES - 10 ANGOLA SOCIAL STUDIES 10 #2begreat_is_2studyhard How does a Bill become a Law? -​ (1) Deliberation (2) Amendments (3) Approval 1.​ President approves the bill 2.​ If no action is taken within 30 days of receipt, it is already a law. 3.​ President vetoes bill and returns SUPREME COURT it to originating house with explanation. (1)​ Confirm or reverse the decisions of the lower courts. Checks and Balances - A system that ensures the three branches of government (2)​ Decide on the legality of treaties, work together while preventing any one laws, presidential decrees, branch from becoming too powerful. ordinances, and others. Executive Branch (Enforces Law) - (3)​ Change the venue of court hearings if justice will be compromised in the place where it is to be originally tried. Courts have justices and judges whose task is to resolve criminal and administrative Legislative Branch (Make Laws) - cases and to determine if the government is abusing its power. Current Chief Justice - Alexander G. Gesmundo However, most of the judiciary have appointed position. The President, based on Judicial Branch (Interpret Laws) - the recommendation of the Judicial Bar Council or JBC, appoints them. -​ A natural born citizen of the Philippines -​ A degree in law -​ Is competent, have integrity and morality -​ Has passed the Bar Examinations CTTO: SOCIAL STUDIES CANVA PPT - PRAY AND GOODLUCK! | PAGE 5