unit 10 political organisation and state
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Political Organisation andGeography, CLIL, Geography, 3rd SecondaryTRANSCRIPT
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Prof. Mariluz Maldonado Rodríguez Geography 3rd Secondary
1. Read and listen to your language assistant:
BILL (in Spanish is called Proyecto de Ley):
Proposal for a new law drawn up by government and sent to parliament (Cortes Generales) to be studied, debated and approved or rejected.
CITIZEN:
Legally recognised subject of a country, who has the rights and responsabilities.
CONSTITUTION:
Fundamental law and principles that a country is governed by; it states who will govern the country and how, and regulates the relations between citizens and the State.
DEMOCRACY:
Comes from two Greek words: demos means 'people' and kratos means 'rule'. So democracy means 'rule by the people'. Political system in which all citizens of a country can vote and freely elect their government officials.
DICTATORSHIP:
Absolute power of the State is concentrated in one person or small group, such as an army, an ethnic group, a religious leader or a political party.
GENERAL ELECTION:
Election in which citizens vote to elect the members of parliament (In Spain is called Cortes Generales)
HEAD OF STATE:
Supreme authority of a country; this can also be the head of government or just representative without power; this person can represent the State in relations with other countries or act as an arbiter between political parties.
HEREDITARY:
Position or title that is passed from parent to child.
MAGISTRATE:
Member of a court or senior judge.
MONARCHY:
Political system in which a country is ruled by a king or queen, generally for life. They can pass power to their heirs.
NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY:
Concept that political power to govern a country belongs to the people.
POLITICAL PARTY:
Organisation of people with a common ideology with the objective of obtaining political power and taking part in government.
REFERENDUM:
Type of election in which people vote to decide on a subject that is particularly imiportant for their country.
REPUBLIC:
Form of gevernment in which the head of state is a president. It is a democracy when the president is elected by the citizens, and it is a dictatorship, when the president is elected by the group in power.
RIGHT TO PRIVATE PROPERTY:
Right to own goods and make use of them (utilise, buy or sell them, etc) within the limits established by law.
STATE:
Political organisation of a country.
THEOCRACY:
Sacred books are the law. Clerics rule the country or have considerable influence.
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE:
Voting system in which every adult citizen has the right to vote, without restrictions.
WELFARE STATE or SOCIAL STATE:
The State intervenes in the economy to provide all citizens with an acceptable standard of living, and to lessen social inequalities. The states use money from taxes to pay for a variety of services such as education or health.
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Prof. Mariluz Maldonado Rodríguez Geography 3rd Secondary
2. Translate all the vocabulary given into Spanish. You can ask to your language assistant.
BILL:
CITIZEN:
CONSTITUTION:
DEMOCRACY:
DICTATORSHIP:
GENERAL ELECTION:
HEAD OF THE STATE:
HEREDITARY:
MAGISTRATE:
MONARCHY:
NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY:
POLITICAL PARTY:
REFERENDUM:
REPUBLIC:
RIGTH TO PRIVATE PROPERTY:
STATE:
THEOCRACY:
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE:
WELFARE STATE or SOCIAL STATE:
3. Look at the following picture and talk with your partner. Then complete the chart bellow.
4. Find the ten hidden words in the following alphabet soup.
E T A T S N D J G N D R
T H E O C R A C Y O E R
L P I J E T U T D P M Y
A A L T H W L A U T O H
C R L A I Y T B R A C C
I T D S L Z L I T C R R
T Y R P T I E F V O A A
I F P O C A K N U L C N
L L I B O U T O S E Y O
O A E T A R T S I G A M
P I H S R O T A T C I D
Solution: POLITICAL PARTY, DICTATORSHIP, DEMOCRACY, STATE, CITIZEN, REPUBLIC, MONARCHY, BILL, MAGISTRATE, THEOCRACY.
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