Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 158 views

    Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in The 21 Century 12 Quarter II Week 1-3 Code

    Uploaded by

    Sheila Aggarao
    The document discusses undemocratic practices and their ill effects. It defines undemocratic practices as doctrines that go against democracy, where everyone should participate in choosing and replacing the government. Some examples of undemocratic systems mentioned are monarchy, aristocracy, and anarchy. The document also lists some of Robert Dahl's seven elements of undemocratic governments. It then gives examples of Philippine proclamations that relate to undemocratic principles, such as martial law and coup d'etats. Finally, it discusses how undemocratic practices can negatively impact societies and governments, as well as individual freedoms.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in The 21 Century 12 Quarter II Week 1-3 Code

    Uploaded by

    Sheila Aggarao
    158 views3 pages
    The document discusses undemocratic practices and their ill effects. It defines undemocratic practices as doctrines that go against democracy, where everyone should participate in choosing and replacing the government. Some examples of undemocratic systems mentioned are monarchy, aristocracy, and anarchy. The document also lists some of Robert Dahl's seven elements of undemocratic governments. It then gives examples of Philippine proclamations that relate to undemocratic principles, such as martial law and coup d'etats. Finally, it discusses how undemocratic practices can negatively impact societies and governments, as well as individual freedoms.

    Original Description:

    CapSLET

    Original Title

    SHS12TNCT1SQ2W5

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document discusses undemocratic practices and their ill effects. It defines undemocratic practices as doctrines that go against democracy, where everyone should participate in choosing and replacing the government. Some examples of undemocratic systems mentioned are monarchy, aristocracy, and anarchy. The document also lists some of Robert Dahl's seven elements of undemocratic governments. It then gives examples of Philippine proclamations that relate to undemocratic principles, such as martial law and coup d'etats. Finally, it discusses how undemocratic practices can negatively impact societies and governments, as well as individual freedoms.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    158 views3 pages

    Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in The 21 Century 12 Quarter II Week 1-3 Code

    Uploaded by

    Sheila Aggarao
    The document discusses undemocratic practices and their ill effects. It defines undemocratic practices as doctrines that go against democracy, where everyone should participate in choosing and replacing the government. Some examples of undemocratic systems mentioned are monarchy, aristocracy, and anarchy. The document also lists some of Robert Dahl's seven elements of undemocratic governments. It then gives examples of Philippine proclamations that relate to undemocratic principles, such as martial law and coup d'etats. Finally, it discusses how undemocratic practices can negatively impact societies and governments, as well as individual freedoms.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    of 3

    TRENDS, NETWORKS, AND

    SUBJECT &
    GRADE/LEVEL
    CRITICAL THINKING IN THE QUARTER II WEEK 1-3
    21ST CENTURY 12
    LEARNING CODE
    COMPETENCY Formulate what can be a viable alternative to HUMSS_MCT12-
    undemocratic practices IIa-c-7

    LEARNING
    Explain the effects of undemocratic practices.
    OBJECTIVES

    https://ethicsvalues-
    REFERENCE/S anaacosta.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/7/3/13737365-_3.6-
    undemocratic_practices.pdf /06152020

    KNOW The Ill Effects of Undemocratic Practices

    What is an undemocratic practice? Proclamation no. 572 (aka coup


    d’état) – an exercise of force in politics
     An undemocratic practice is a (eg. Violent overthrow of an existing
    doctrine that is against or in government by a small group)
    disagreement with democracy. e.g. Trillanes, who is found guilty of
     Democracy is a political system for Coup d’état.
    choosing and replacing the
    government in which everybody What use does it have?
    should participate.  Not all countries follow a
     This means that undemocratic democratic system. There are
    practices include other political many societies a big number of
    systems such as monarchy, countries who still use an
    aristocracy, anarchy, etc. anarchic system.
     Monarchy = Royalty  Monarchy is also somewhat
     Anarchy = No rules for anyone to common as countries such as
    follow. England and Spain have decided
     In North Korea, their freedom is to keep using it.
    mostly affectedt4
    Dahl’s Seven Undemocratic Elements
    These are practices that affect society and
    government in a lot of ways some good, 1. Slavery
    but mostly harmful. This includes: 2. Voting Rights
     Corruption 3. Electoral College
     Martial law; and 4. Representation in the Senate
     Any other laws that restricts our 5. Election of Senators
    freedom 6. Judicial Power
    7. Limitations of Congressional
    Laws that relates to Undemocratic Power
    Principles

    Proclamation no. 1081 (aka Martial Law)


    – makes it such so that the President have
    absolute control over the country by
    making the military enforce the decisions
    on the citizens.
    e.g Ferdinand Marcos during his
    Presidential years

    SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF ISABELA CITY Capsulized Self-Learning Enhancement Tool (CapSLET)
    REMEMBER The Ill Effects of Undemocratic Practices

     Undemocratic practices may not  That means only you have the
    always be the best option for a number power to decide which political
    of people, but they work fine in most system works best for you.
    places where they are followed.
     Democratic ones are hard and take a Laws that relates to Undemocratic
    long period of time in preparation in Principles
    voting and choosing. Besides, who  Proclamation no. 1081 (aka
    chooses how long a president stays in Martial Law)
    the power? The people.  Proclamation no. 572 (aka coup
    d’état)

    TRY DIRECTIONS: Read and analyse the given scenario in each item
    and shade the corresponding circle of the correct answer.

    1. What could be the effect of undemocratic O D. To prevent undemocratic practices,


    practices in Covid-19 pandemic? just let the government control you.
    O A. Things will never be the same and it
    4. In a democracy, which of the following
    will just worsen the undemocratic practices.
    citizen actions would be considered
    O B. Undemocratic practices will going to inappropriate?
    affect the overall welfare of the people as O A. Establishing a new political party
    proper and objective based decisions with the intention of removing the
    should be undertaken especially during this government in power.
    pandemic crisis. O B. Organizing a demonstration in front
    O C. The Covid-19 pandemic will unfold at of government buildings to protest
    a time when democracy is decline. government actions.
    O D. It will just worsen the crisis of O C. Writing a letter to the editor to
    democracy. expose the dangers of cooperating with
    the government.
    2. Can we consider practicing undemocratic O D. Preventing a government member
    activities in a democratic country a violation from attending a vote on a controversial
    to human rights? issue.
    O A. Yes, if it is forcibly evicting people
    from their homes. 5. What would happen to a democratic
    state or nation if the rights of people to
    O B. No, because living in a democratic
    freedom of speech or expression will be
    country nothing really matters. removed?
    O C. It depends, it can either violate or not O A. The people will feel less confident in
    the human rights, depending on the case or what they say.
    situation. O B. The citizen will feel depressed.
    O D. Maybe, it depends on the violated O C. Voices of sentiments of the citizens
    rights. will not be heard anymore.
    O D. The nation will not be considered
    3. In what way can undemocratic practices be democratic if it will remove the rights of
    prevented? people to freedom of speech or
    O A. To prevent undemocratic practices, expression without enough basis and
    know your rights as a person because legal processes taken anchored to the
    1987 constitution.
    knowledge is the ultimate power.
    O B. To prevent undemocratic practices,
    follow your nation’s rules.
    O C. To prevent undemocratic practices,
    advocate the principles of democracy or
    social equality.

    SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF ISABELA CITY Capsulized Self-Learning Enhancement Tool (CapSLET)
    Key Answers:
    1. B
    2. C
    3. A
    4. A
    5. D

    SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF ISABELA CITY Capsulized Self-Learning Enhancement Tool (CapSLET)

    You might also like