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Lesson ObjectivesBy the end of this lesson, you should be able to:
1. Define the term “Law”2. Define the term “Anarchy”3. Define the term “Tyranny”3. Compare Law, Anarchy and Tyranny
What makes up our legal system?
How do we define “law”?
Definition of Law
Why do we need laws?
Anarchy
Anarchy occurs when a country is left without effective laws and government, resulting in chaos and disorder.
The word ‘anarchy’ comes from the Greek word anarchia, which means ‘without a ruler’.
Congo example of Anarchy
Tyranny
Rule by a single leader holding absolute power in a nation-state. For example, Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe is generally seen as a tyrannous state because......
Comparing Law, Anarchy and TyrannyLaw Anarchy Tyranny
1. Who rules the country?
2. Who enforces rules and regulations?
3. Who interprets the law and makes judgments about a dispute?
Conclusion
No Law and Order
One ruler who has complete control of law and order
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