Pillars of Democracy

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Pillars of Democracy

Rule of law

Levels of Goverment

There are rules set in place to make sure everyone in the government follows and do what they need to help the people and different levels for specific thing to make it easier and faster to get things done like every site has a mayor and city councilors

Safety of citzen's

The safety of citizens is like the protection of the police, ambulance, and military to keep people and our country safe

The peoples responsitablty

When you become a citizen, you have responsibilities when you get older like serving on a jury or most important voting in an election.

Common Goods

Health care

Health care is free so that helps a lot of people that dont have money to get important surgerys or seeks important medical help quickly without worring about the price

public transportation

Public transport helps us in so many different ways like getting from one place to another like home from school.

our education

The education systems are help society by teaching us, like how we have civics that teaches us the political system of Canada. Also careers that teaches us about how to get jobs and how to write a cover letter.

Minority Rights

Disability right

For disabled people they have special right and needs to be accommodated by the government like the special car space that public carparks have.

religion Groups

People from different religion groups have different right and believes like muslim's can't eat pork but other religion's.

Right to be alive

For people they have a right to be alive like how in Canada they removed the death penalty

Majority Rule

voting systems

In our voting system, the people who vote for the person with the most votes win like Justin Trudeau when he ran for prime minister.

Democracy

For a Democracy, the people that are citizens and 18+ can vote in an election, and the person who gets the most votes is selected in that's a majorty rule.

Forms of government

For forms of government, they have a majority rule like the house of commons the need more than 50+1 to pass a bill.