Year 9 Humanities: Key Concepts of Civics and Citizenship Crossword

The beliefs and ideals that are held by our society as a democracy.
A system of government in which the people have the power to determine how they will be ruled or managed and so elect a parliament to make and implement laws on their behalf.
The idea that people should treat each other with fairness and respect.
The way in which citizens contribute to the running of society such as by voting in an election.
The parliamentary system of Great Britain where parliament consists of two houses and the Crown. It is the parliamentary system used in Australia.
The entitlements and duties as citizens.
The elected members of parliament who make decisions for a nation or state.
Formal legal rules that are designed to govern the way in which people behave and act so we can all live together in one peaceful and united society.
A system of government where people elect representatives to parliament in order to make laws which reflect the majority of voter’s views.
A system of government in which the people vote to elect the parliaments and governments that make and implement the law.
A system of government where citizens meet together to make laws for their society.
Treating others with consideration and valuing their views, beliefs and rights.
Rights and privileges for all, without discrimination based on gender, race, religion, age, sexual orientation or level of education. All citizens have the right to the same opportunities.
All people are treated fairly, or without injustice and are given equal opportunity.
The system that publicly delivers justice so that those who commit crimes are publicly called to account for their actions and punished for breaking the law.