The three branches of government, the 1988 Constitution, and the rights and duties of Brazilian citizens.
30 cards · basic cards · AI-written, checked twice. Edit anything.
- In what year was Brazil's current Constitution promulgated?
Show answer
1988- What are the three branches of government in Brazil?
Show answer
Executive, Legislative, and Judicial- Who holds the federal executive power in Brazil?
Show answer
The President of the Republic- Which two chambers make up Brazil's National Congress?
Show answer
The Chamber of Deputies and the Federal Senate- What is the role of the judicial branch?
Show answer
To interpret the laws and settle disputes, ensuring the Constitution is upheld- What is the highest body of Brazil's judicial branch?
Show answer
The Supreme Federal Court (STF)- Starting at what age is voting mandatory in Brazil?
Show answer
From age 18 up to age 70- Starting at what age is voting optional for young people in Brazil?
Show answer
From age 16- What is universal suffrage?
Show answer
The right of every adult citizen to vote, regardless of sex, race, or social class- What form of government does Brazil have?
Show answer
A federal presidential republic- What levels of government make up the Brazilian federation?
Show answer
The Union, the states, the Federal District, and the municipalities- What is a constitution?
Show answer
The fundamental law that organizes a state and defines the rights and duties of its citizens- What does the right to a secret ballot guarantee?
Show answer
That each voter's choice is confidential and free from pressure- What is a plebiscite?
Show answer
A public vote held beforehand on an important political decision- What is a referendum?
Show answer
A public vote on a measure that has already been approved, to confirm or reject it
FlashKeepers