The Architecture of Governance · Constitutional Foundations
The Separation of Powers
An investigation into how power is distributed among government branches to ensure accountability and prevent abuse.
Key Questions
- 1Why is it necessary to divide government power into three distinct branches?
- 2What happens to citizen rights if the Judiciary is not independent?
- 3How does the system of checks and balances protect the public interest?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
MOE: Governance and Society - S1MOE: Citizenship Education - S1
Level: Secondary 1
Subject: CCE
Unit: The Architecture of Governance
Period: Constitutional Foundations
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