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How do democratic systems work around the world?
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I can explain how the role of the justice system varies across the world.
I can explain what parliamentary and presidential systems are.
I can explain how both a democratic and non-democratic government outside of the UK work.
I can explain what press freedom is and how it varies across the world.
I can explain some differences between taking action in democratic and non-democratic governments.
I can explain what human rights and human rights violations are.
I can explain some international organisations and why some countries are not involved in them.
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