Peace is a state of harmony and tranquility where individuals live without conflict, violence, or war. It involves mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation among people.

Peace can also be define as living cordially and friendly with other people and groups in society.It involves avoiding conflict and treating everyone with respect.

1. Positive Peace : This is when there is no violence and everyone is treated fairly and lives in harmony. For example, students in a school help each other, follow the rules, and resolve disagreements without fighting.


2. Negative Peace : This is when there is no open fighting, but problems like unfairness or tension still exist. For example, two groups in a community avoid fighting, but they still argue secretly or feel jealous of each other.

1. Peace prevents violent conflicts and keeps society stable.


2. Peace allows progress and development in communities and the nation.


3. Peace encourages learning and education because children can study safely.


4. Peace improves health and well-being as people live without fear.


5. Peace fosters good relationships among individuals, families, and groups.


6. Peace promotes economic growth because businesses and trade can happen safely.


7. Peace helps reduce crime and creates a safe environment for everyone.


8. Peace encourages cultural exchange and understanding between different groups.

1. Accept and respect differences in culture, religion, or opinion.


2. Ensure everyone is treated fairly and has equal opportunities.


3. Help solve disagreements without fighting.


4. Teach children about the importance of peace and good behavior.


5. Leaders and citizens should work together to maintain harmony.


6. Ensure everyone respects rules of law and avoids conflict.


7. Teach people how to handle arguments calmly.


8. Use TV, radio, or social media to spread messages of peace.


9. Speak out against bullying, unfair treatment, and violence.


10. Countries should work together to prevent war.

1. Misunderstandings and lack of communication between people.


2. Jealousy or competition over resources.


3. Cultural or religious differences.


4. Poverty and inequality.


5. Political disagreements or power struggles.

1. Be friendly and respect others in school and at home.


2. Speak out against bullying, teasing, or unfair treatment.


3. Help classmates solve problems without fighting.


4. Learn about tolerance, fairness, and respect.


5. Take part in school or community peace activities.