Impact of Law

How does the rule of law affect the actions

of government?

• It allows government to expand its

  power.

• It prevents government from abusing

  its power.

• It prevents citizens from ignoring the

  government.

• It ensures that citizens have a say in

  the government.

Which statement describes an impact of the rule of law?

• state of nature

• checks and balances

• separation of powers

• transparency of institution

Which statement describes an impact of the rule of law?

• state of nature

• checks and balances

• separation of powers

• transparency of institutions

What is one impact of law on society?

• It creates chaos and disorder.

• It establishes a framework for resolving disputes.

• It limits personal freedoms entirely.

• It eliminates the need for government.

How does law influence economic activities?

• By providing a legal framework for contracts and trade.

• By eliminating all forms of taxation.

• By allowing unrestricted monopolies.

• By preventing any form of business competition.

Which of the following is a social impact of law?

• It encourages vigilantism.

• It promotes social justice and equality.

• It leads to the breakdown of social order.

• It discourages civic participation.

What role does law play in protecting human rights?

• It restricts human rights to a select few.

• It provides a mechanism for enforcing human rights.

• It abolishes all human rights.

• It ignores human rights issues.

How does law impact environmental protection?

• By allowing unlimited pollution.

• By setting regulations to protect natural resources.

• By ignoring environmental concerns.

• By prioritizing industrial growth over sustainability.

What is the impact of law on public health?

• It hinders the development of healthcare systems.

• It establishes standards for public health and safety.

• It prevents access to medical care.

• It ignores public health issues.

How does law affect education systems?

• By providing no guidelines for educational standards.

• By establishing compulsory education laws.

• By eliminating the need for educational institutions.

• By discouraging educational development.