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Is the main responsibility of government to protect citizens?
To a certain extent you are right. The main responsibility of any government is the protection of life, liberty and the right to own property. aags
When do people have a right to rebel against their government?
when the government takes away peoples rights
Is obeying the law a right or responsibility?
Following the law is a responsibility. A "right" is something that has been given to you, either by a government or by nature. A "responsibility" is something you're required to, or at least should, do.
What are the people allowed to do when the government takes away the peoples right life liberty and the pursuit of happiness?
alter or abolish the government
What could happen if governments neglect peoples right?
if the government neglects peoples rights their could be crisis, the people might even decide to go on strike and stop working until the government work on their demands.....................
What document says if a government fails to fulfill its purpose it is the peoples right to overthrow that government?
I think it is the Declaration of Independence or John Locke's book "common sense"
What is the definition of the word autocrat?
An absolute ruler, especially a monarch who holds and exercises the powers of the government as by inherit right, not subject to restrictions.
Which place made controlling and using floodwaters a key responsibility of the government?
Egypt.
Is Freedom of Expression a Right or a Responsibility?
a right
Who assures that the ruler or government does not abuse its power?
In a democracy, the final responsibility lies with the public. It is up to voters to vote for the right people and to demand good government.
According to the declaration of independence when a government takes away the peoples rights?
According to the Declaration of Independence, when a government takes away the people's rights, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish that government. The document emphasizes that governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed, and when they become destructive to these ends, it is the duty of the people to establish a new government that better secures their rights. This principle underscores the importance of individual liberties and the responsibility of citizens to uphold them.
What did John Locke claim was government's responsibility under a social contract?
John Locke argued that government's responsibility under a social contract was to protect its citizens' natural rights to life, liberty, and property. He believed that the government's legitimacy stemmed from the consent of the governed and that people had the right to overthrow a government that failed to uphold their rights.
