N5 Modern Studies Revision

How can crime impact the VICTIM?

What is a vote called in the Houses of Parliament?

Which of these is an example of a crime of dishonesty?

Which of these is NOT a power of the US President?

Which of these is a non-custodial sentence?

Under the Fixed Term Act, how often are General Elections held in the UK?

What is the maximum sentence that can be handed down by the High Court in Scotland?

After an election, what is it called if a party has failed to win an overall majority?

What is the power of patronage?

Which of these is a cause of crime?

Which of these is an economic inequality in the USA?

Which of these are roles of prison?

How many Houses are there in the UK Parliament?

What is a reserved power?

Which of these is a political right of Americans?

What has the Scottish Govt done to tackle crime?

Which crime is MORE likely to be committed by young people?

What are checks and balances?

Which of the following groups are statistically LESS likely to commit crime?

What is the name of the system used to deal with offenders under the age of 16 in Scotland?

Immigration: Which of these is a push factor?

How do the police tackle crime?

Which of these is NOT a court in Scotland?

How many seats does a party have to win to have an overall majority in the House of Commons?

When was Police Scotland founded?

Proportionally, which group is more likely to be in prison in the USA?

Which of these is a RESERVED matter in Scotland?

Which of these is NOT a branch of the US Federal Government?

Which of these can be an influence on election campaigns?

Who heads the Executive branch of the US Federal Government?

Why is the USA a military influence on the world?

What is the name of the document which outlines how the USA should be run?

Which of these is a way that citizens can participate in UK politics?

Which of these is an advantage of the FPTP voting system?

What is a responsibility of the right to vote?

Who is more likely to do better in US education?

What work do MPs do inside the Parliament to represent their constituents?

How are most members of the House of Lords chosen?

What was the name of the health reforms that President Obama introduced?