Democratic Laws

The video explains the democratic system of the United States, focusing on how laws are created and the roles of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. It highlights the importance of new laws to address modern issues not covered by the original Constitution. The video also outlines the rights and responsibilities of U.S. citizens, emphasizing participation in the democratic process.

What is the primary role of citizens in a democracy?

• To elect leaders and communicate their concerns

• To ignore government decisions

• To follow the orders of a ruler

• To create laws independently

Why are new laws necessary in a modern society?

• To replace outdated laws

• To increase government control

• To address issues not foreseen by the original Constitution

• To simplify the legal system

Which of the following is a right of United States citizens?

• To vote in federal elections

• To ignore federal laws

• To create personal laws

• To avoid jury duty

What responsibility do citizens have regarding the Constitution?

• To challenge it constantly

• To rewrite it

• To support and defend it

• To ignore it

How can citizens participate in the democratic process?

• By disregarding political discussions

• By voting and possibly running for office

• By only following local laws

• By avoiding elections