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SAI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
                                                   STD VI- HISTORY
                              CH-10 Grassroots Democracy – Part 1 Governance
                                                         NOTES

                                         Sub topic 1- Three Organs of Government

               Important Terms:
                     Governance- The process of taking decisions, organizing the society’s life
                       with different sets of rules, and ensuring that they are followed, is called
                       governance.

                     Government - The group of individuals or the system that makes the rules
                       and ensures that they are followed is called a government.
                     Laws- Rules that can be changed or updated as needed.




                   1.  Introduction to Governance
                       • Governance is the process of creating and enforcing rules to maintain
                       order in society.
                       • It ensures that people follow the same rules to live together
                       harmoniously.
                       • Without governance, there would be disorder and confusion, making

                       society difficult to manage Governance and Making of Rules:

                   2.  Importance of Government
                       • Governments are responsible for making laws, ensuring law and order,
                       and resolving conflicts.
                       • They manage public resources and provide essential services like

                       education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
                       • Governments ensure fairness and help protect people’s rights and
                       responsibilities.

                   3.  Democracy
                       • Democracy allows citizens to participate in decision-making by electing
                       representatives.
                       • These elected representatives discuss and create laws on behalf of the
                       people.

                       • In a democracy, power is in the hands of the people, making it a
                       government of the people, by the people, and for the people
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