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Living in a country with no laws would be called Anarchy. Anarchy occurs when the system of government has broken and there are no more laws or the laws aren't being enforced.
Usually living in Anarchy would be an awful situation for you because someone might come along and shoot you in the head or steal your handbag because there are no laws against it.
One advantage would be that if you want something, you can just steal it from the shops, the shopkeeper might bash you up though.
A disadvantage would be that you have more risk of being killed or losing precious things.
it is definitely better to live in socialism or in democracy!
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What would it be like in America if the government could not make people obey the laws?
Life in America would be very chaotic if the government could not make people obey the laws. Since people would not obey people of authority, they would do whatever they wanted and there would be no order anywhere.
What do you think the government in America would be like without written laws?
terrible
What might life be like for people living in a state of natural?
To live in a state of nature would be absolute chaos and hell. There are no rules, no laws, no government. Although it could be beneficial to have no corrupt government or dictators, one will eventually form.
What do you think it would be like in Americas government couldn't make people obey the laws?
i think the US would become a bunch of stupid people who obey the laws and get arrested alot
What would the world be like without a government?
It would be full of chaos and very dramatic. We would be so unruly and no one would abide by any laws
What did the ancient roman government do to help the poor?
In order to help the poor and to calm any unrest, the Roman government provided the poor with grain and oil which supplemented their diets. They also held entertainments for them. These acts were what caused the expression "bread and circuses" in regard to the poor people of Rome.
How does federalism keep balance between states and the national government?
Basically in layman terms the states cannot make any kind of laws that would violate the national government like. And the national government cannot make any laws that would violate a right of the people in the states. basically its like a check a balance for each other keeping it fair and even.
Explain what one day in your life would be like without any government?
Tax Free!
When was voting created?
Voting was created in ancient Athens, Greece, but only certain upper class men were allowed to. They would write their vote on a piece of paper, put the paper in a box, and then afterwards would read the answers. They had a government that was "free", and we have a government that is "representative." In a free government, everyone votes for themselves. In a representative government, people vote on a certain person to "represent" them, and then that certain person would vote on certain laws. So like we vote for a president, and he makes the laws. In Athens, they would all vote on the laws themselves.
What is government like in a theocracy?
It is a government based solely upon religion. It depends on the religion to see what its like. Basically the beliefs the religion has are turned into laws. So if the religion says you cant eat a cow, then eating a cow would be illegal in a theocratic government.
How is Australian government like school?
the australian Government is like a school because there are school rules that student have to obey and the government has laws which the WHOLE country has to respect.
What are Illinois 3 state banches of government?
Just like the national government, our 3 branches are legislative, judicial, and executive. Legislative-makes the laws Judicial-says what the laws mean Executive-carries out the laws
