Democracy or Dictatorship? A state with a single political party - Use of military force - Repression of human rights
Dictatorship
What right(s) are being violated?
Right to gender equality
True or False: Adults and children have the same rights
True
False
The ... removed Franco-era institutions and helped to start Spain's transition to democracy.
Political Reform Act
Elections
Amnesty Law
Civil War
The basic principle of human rights is:
Human rights are privileges, so they can be revoked
"Illegal immigrants" do not have access to human rights
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity & rights
A form of government where one person is the head of state and another is the prime minister. (Think of Spain's government)
Parliamentary monarchy
Democracy
Monarchy
Aristocracy
Who was the first president of Spain as a part of the UCD party?
Juan Carlos 1
Adolfo Suarez
Torcuato Fernandez-Miranda
Name three human rights
...
This branch of governement MAKES laws
Judicial
Educational
Legislative
Executive
This branch of government EVALUATES laws
Ordinary
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
The failed coup d'etat (known as 23F) attempted by the civil guard and military took place in what year?
1985
1981
1979
Inequality is....
getting paid the same amount for the same work
hating one group of people
a lack of balance between two or more things
What is an example of privilege?
You practice a sport and win the tournament
You studied a lot and got a higher mark than your friend
You have a lot of money & have access to better education
The Transition was: The period after ...'s death and the process of changing the government from a ... to a ... .
Adolfo Suarez - dictatorship - democracy
Juan Carlos 1 - democracy - dictatorship
Franco - democracy - dictatorship
Franco - dictatorship - democracy
What significant event caused the creation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
The Civil War
World War 2
The Cold War
World War 1
What does the UDHR stand for?
Universal Decision of Human Freedoms
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Universal Declaration of Human Rites
Universal Decorum of Human Rites
You have a right to a nationality. Your obligation is to:
Eat healthy foods
Respect other families
Help build a more equal society
Listen to others
What right(s) are being violated?
Right to security of person; to a safe home/shelter; property
True or False: Your right to have an opinion means that you can say whatever you want, whenever you want, to anyone you want, however you want
True
False
In 1977, 2 years after Franco's death, Spain's parliament created ... to exempt people from previous criminal activity and allow exiled people to return to Spain
a parliamentary monarchy
an amnesty law
the right to veto
a referendum
Spain's ... was approved in a referendum in 1978
Democratic election
Constitution
Political Reform Act
What right(s) are being violated?
Right to freedom of expression/opinion
Your obligation is to eat healthy foods and not waste. What is your right?
Right to food/not starve
This branch of government CARRIES OUT laws
Exemplary
Executive
Legislative
Judicial
You have the right to an eduction. What is your obligation?
Go to school, be a good student, do your work