UROT, DESY JOY C.

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Questions:

1. What is peace?

Answer: Peace means living a life where your rights are guaranteed. A life in which your successes and
failures are the result of your own actions, not neglect of the will of others. Peace is forgiveness. It only
exists when you smile at the person who has made you go through a difficult situation.

2. Why do we have to study peace?

Answer: Do we have to study Peace it's because Peace is one of the most essential things we need to
make us thrive. Without peace, it will be impossible for us to learn and to create something. Without
peace, there will be riots and wars, and we all will be too busy trying to protect our lives and the lives of
those we care the most.

3. What is your personal definition of a peaceful society?

Answer: People living in peaceful society try as much as possible to live in harmony and avoid violence.
They are very small, numbering in the hundreds of people, while others number in the tens of
thousands, or more. They are able to maintain their nonviolence because peacefulness is something that
is very important to them.

4. In your opinion, can a society be called peaceful without conflict?

Answer: It's a big YES that a society can be called peaceful without conflict because peace is commonly
used to mean a lack of conflict and violence between individuals or groups. Peace among ourselves and
the people around us is very important. If no one were working toward peace, we would be at a war on
many fronts, internally and externally, constantly.

5. In your opinion, what is the best way to resolve conflicts peacefully? In the scope of:

a. Family - All families deal with relationship difficulties, small or large, at various times throughout the
family experience. The best ways that family members cope with and solve issues provide a framework
for family dynamics and set the tone for family life. Also you should create a family sharing,
acknowledge the problem, get to the deeper issue, focus on the relationship and let go of anger and
pride.

b. Society - A society conflict is a condition that at least some people in a community views as being
undesirable. The cause of society conflict is by factors that are beyond society's control. And it is can be
solved by identifying the root causes of problems like for example alcoholism, drugs abuse and criminal
activities. The creation of society support system such as health care, rehabilitation and employment
services to solve alcoholism, drugs abuse and criminal activities.
c. Country - With all the multifaceted problems in the world today, it is difficult to say which are more
important than others. Corruption, poverty, war, hunger, healthcare, education, safety. These are only a
few of the problems faced by people in developing countries. Many of these problems are caused by
fear, broken infrastructure and lack of money. To solved this issue we should working together, openly
and freely sharing ideas and solutions for the benefit of others.