While you are enjoying your half term break, I'd like to challenge you all to carry out at least one Random Act of Kindness a day. Let's see how much happiness you can bring in one week!
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In the words of Abraham Lincoln, in his Gettysburg Address, democracy is “government of the people, by the people, for the people.” A democratic government contrasts with forms of government in which the power is wielded by a single individual, or a small number of privileged individuals, such as a monarchy, oligarchy, or dictatorship.
ReplyDeleteIn modern times, the concept of democracy is often misunderstood. The terms freedom and democracy are often used interchangeably, but they do not mean the same thing at all. While democracy is a set of fundamental beliefs and principles of freedom, it differentiates from freedom, in that it involves the implementation of procedures and practices to ensure freedom. Most governments in today’s world are a mixture of governmental methods.
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Democracy in the United States
While most Americans consider their nation to be ruled by a democratic government, the truth is, the U.S. operates as a Constitutional Federal Republic. This means that, while Americans embrace democracy, the actual operating of the country is complex. Because individual states retain a great deal of autonomy, a written constitution is necessary to define the authority, responsibilities, and limitations of the federal government, and its relationship with the states.
In the U.S., the power remains with the people, both on the state and federal levels, as they elect representatives through the voting process. While this is commonly thought of as a true democracy, that would require the people to have direct control over legislation. Instead, U.S. citizens participate in the legislative process only through their elected representatives. This is where the term representative democracy originates.
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Fantastic research Nikola - next time try and put things into your own words.
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ReplyDeletethe girl in pink:i disagree with her because it does not matter what color the liquid is
boy in green:i kind of agree because im mostly not sure but its not a bad idea i think thats sensible and i acually think he is right
girl in yellow:i agree because more hot the water is the qucker it will dissolve
Did you try and do this investigation? It might help to do that next time.
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ReplyDeleteA democracy is a regime where a rule is determined by the people. Usually ,the rule of people involves voting either directly on propositions, or indirectly through representatives. The original Greek word was derived from demo meaning"people" and cracy meaning "rule". So it means "ruled by the people" or "people rule". Essentially, democracy is a system of governance. Decisions politics and actions by the Government are made by the elected representatives of the population, or by direct propositions decided by a majority vote of the citizens.
Fantastic research Pragna.
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ReplyDeleteGIRL IN PINK:
1ST STATEMENT: I disagree because the darker or lighter colour trick only works on light or the suns rays.
2ND STATEMENT: It depends. If the water amount stays the same not much would change. On the other hand, if there was more water in the bigger container more sugar would dissolve.
BOY IN GREEN:
QUESTION: I would say the answer is yes because finer things dissolve quicker than more solid things.
GIRL IN YELLOW:
STATEMENT: I think she is right because things melt quicker in hotter temperatures than in colder temperatures. For instance ice.
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Mokshika
Did you carry out the investigation - it might help to do that next time.
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ReplyDeleteGirl in pink:I don't agree with her because colour does not change anything it just makes a different appearance.
Boy in green:I kind of agree with her because If you grind the sugar it will dissolve quickly.
Girl in yellow:I agree because the sugar will melt and it will speed up dissolving the sugar.
Fantastic clear responses to the concept cartoon.
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ReplyDeleteIf we heat up the water, more sugar will dissolve and it will dissolve quicker!
I agree with this statement because heat melts things quicker.
If we grind up the sugar cubes in to powder it will dissolve quickly!
I agree with this statement because powder dissolves quicker.
If we had a bigger jar we could dissolve more sugar!
I agree with this statement because the more water there is the more sugar dissolves.
If we changed the colour of the water more darker , more sugar will dissolve!
I disagree with this statement because the colour doesn't have an effect on how much it dissolves.
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Shreya
Brilliantly clear statements about the concept cartoon!
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