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Social Studies Vocab
Social Studies notes, terms, etc.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The judicial branch of government does what to certain matter? | Decides or ajudicates |
| What is criminal law? | Criminal law protects society from the wrongdoing of an individual |
| What is civil law? | Civil law deals with relationships between and among individuals. |
| What is a tort? | A tort is injury or wrong done to an individual that can be compensated or recive compensation. |
| What is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor? | A felony is a serious crime in which the indivuidual will recieve more than one year in prison. A misdemeanor is a not-so-serious crime, and the individual gets less than a year in prison. |
| What is a capitol felony? | A capitol felony is a felony in which an individual(s) commit treason, murder, etc. |
| What is the role of the Judicial Branch of government? | The Judicial branch judges the constituionality of the law(s). |
| What is the role of the Executive Branch of government? | The executive branch enforces the law. |
| What is the role of the Legislative Branch of government? | The legislative branch makes the law(s). |
| What are Georgia's Seven Deadly Sins? | Murder, Rape, Armed Robbery, Aggravated child molestation, Aggravated Sodomy, Aggravted sexual battery, Voluntary manslaughter. |
| The Georgia State Constitution ensures- | Freedom, liberty, justice, peace, and happiness for all citizens. |
| Georgia State Constitution contains- | 11 articles |
| Georgia Bill of Rights- | contains 28 articles |
| Government originates from- | the people/electorates, voters |
| Plantiff | the individual filing lsawsuit to Defendant |
| Defendant | the individual who has committed/ or been accused of committing crime |
| What is the difference between a felony and a misdeanor? | A felony is a very serious crime, and the individual will receive more than one year in prison. A misdemeanor isn't so serious, and the individual will get less than a year in prison. |