Power and Decision-Making in School (Leaving Cert Politics and Society): Quizzes
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What is the primary purpose of establishing rules in communities?
What is the primary purpose of establishing rules in communities?
To create order and stability
How do rules protect rights and freedoms in society?
How do rules protect rights and freedoms in society?
By preventing discrimination & harm
What serious problem can arise without established rules?
What serious problem can arise without established rules?
Domination of weak by strong
What are formal rules (laws)?
What are formal rules (laws)?
Official regulations by the state
What happens when someone breaks informal rules (norms)?
What happens when someone breaks informal rules (norms)?
Damages reputation and cooperation
Which campaign reinforces road safety compliance in Ireland?
Which campaign reinforces road safety compliance in Ireland?
Slow Down Day
What do school codes of behaviour protect?
What do school codes of behaviour protect?
Students' right to learn
When should rules be questioned in democratic societies?
When should rules be questioned in democratic societies?
When they become unjust or outdated
What are legitimate ways to achieve democratic change of rules?
What are legitimate ways to achieve democratic change of rules?
Petitions, protests, legal challenges
What did Hobbes say life would be like without rules?
What did Hobbes say life would be like without rules?
Solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, short
What natural rights did Locke believe people possess?
What natural rights did Locke believe people possess?
Life, liberty, and property
What does Hobbes's theory emphasise about rules?
What does Hobbes's theory emphasise about rules?
Why rules prevent chaos