What would happen if we did not have any rules/laws?

People could do what they want without punishment.

collection of signatures supporting an issue

The quality of treating people equally

Meeting with the person who represents you either locally or nationally.

Name a groups of people that settled in the UK throughout history and how they influenced British identity.

Romans - They gave us new towns, plants and animals, Indians - New foods, Chinese - New religion, Anglo-Saxons - New language

Any one rule that government makes and that people in a society must obey.

It is the sense of belonging to a community

What does equality mean?

Recognising and responding fairly to the individual needs of others

Which of the following defines the ‘rule of law’.

Everyone must follow the same laws, no matter who they are.

What does globalisation mean?

The way in which countries and nations interact and work with each other.

What does ‘national identity’ mean?

Identity associated with being a citizen of a specific country

A group of people living or existing together sharing common values

What does ‘group identity’ mean?

Identity associated with belonging to a group

Refusing to buy a product or use a service as a protest.

What is a protest march?

Joining together as a group and taking to the streets to campaign.

What is a neighborhood community?

People who live in the same area

What does global identity mean?

Shared identity with those around the world

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1
Which word describes the right of different people to be treated in the same way?
Disability.
Conformity.
Equality.
Identity.
2
What would happen if we did not have any rules/laws?
People would live in peace.
People would go to prison.
People could do what they want without punishment.
People would feel safe.
3
Romans influenced our identity by influencing our language and giving us the days of the week
True
False
4
What is a petition?
list of people registered to vote
collection of signatures supporting an issue
survey of population size
survey of public views about an issue
5
What is fairness?
The quality of not treating people equally
The quality of treating people equally
Judging people based on their looks.
Judging people because of their personality.
6
Who is the current PM of the UK?
Kier Starmer
Theresa May
David Cameron
Rishi Sunak
7
Which of these is not a political party in the UK?
Labour
Blue Party
UKIP
SNP
8
What is the capital of the United Kingdom?
London
Scotland
Oxford
England
9
What is lobbying?
Joining together as a group and taking to the streets to campaign.
Meeting with the person who represents you either locally or nationally.
Refusing to buy a product or use a service as a protest.
Gathering signatures to show support for a cause.
10
Who was the first woman Prime Minister of the UK?
Agatha Christie
Theresa May
Margaret Thatcher
11
Name a groups of people that settled in the UK throughout history and how they influenced British identity.
Romans - They gave us new towns, plants and animals
Indians - New foods
Chinese - New religion
Anglo-Saxons - New language
12
What is a law?
A law is a document that has no meaning.
A law is guidance that people can choose to follow if they want to.
A law is a way to control people’s actions, views and ideas.
Any one rule that government makes and that people in a society must obey.
13
What is citizenship?
To avoid following rules
To care about one's own well being
It is the sense of belonging to a community
14
What does equality mean?
Reacting to someone being treated badly
Recognising and responding fairly to the individual needs of others
Making everything the same
Giving everyone the same things
15
Which of the following defines the ‘rule of law’.
Everyone must follow the same laws, no matter who they are.
The monarch can create new laws without approval from the government.
Everyone has the right to break the law in self-defense.
Employers must make sure the employees don’t break the law.
16
What does ‘family identity’ mean?
A person can have different identities in different situations
Shared identity with those around the world
Identity associated with being a citizen of a specific country
The people you live with
17
Which one of the following is a characteristic protected by the Equality Act 2010?
What hair colour you have
Getting an education
Gender
Supporting a football team
18
What does globalisation mean?
Being connected to the place we live.
The name of the planet we live on.
The way in which countries and nations interact and work with each other.
The world we live in.
19
What does ‘national identity’ mean?
Identity associated with being a citizen of a specific country
Identity associated with belonging to a group
A person can have different identities in different situations
Shared identity with those around the world
20
What is a community?
A group of people living or existing together sharing common values
A group of people who live in the same village
A group of friends
A group of individuals who do the same things
21
What is the London home of the Prime Minister?
10 Sandy Lane
64 Zoo Lane
10 Downing Street
134 Cannibal Street
22
Identity what the Magna Carta was an important first step towards.
A guarantee of justice.
improved animal rights.
Free public transport.
Preventing cybercrime.
23
Which of these characteristics are determined by nature?
Education
where you live
Hobbies
Sex
24
What did the British Youth Parliament vote on?
To do more for climate change
To get rid of the Equality Act 2010
To make the age limit of drinking younger.
To make schools start later on in the day
25
What did the British Youth Parliament vote on?
To make schools start later on in the day
To make the age limit of drinking younger.
To get rid of the Equality Act 2010
To do more for climate change
26
What is equity?
Being equal but fair
Being from another country
Being brave and just
Being beautiful and happy
27
What does ‘group identity’ mean?
Shared identity with those around the world
Identity associated with belonging to a group
Identity associated with being a citizen of a specific country
A person can have different identities in different situations
28
What is boycotting?
Gathering signatures to show support for a cause.
Refusing to buy a product or use a service as a protest.
Joining together as a group and taking to the streets to campaign.
Meeting with the person who represents you either locally or nationally.
29
What is a protest march?
Refusing to buy a product or use a service.
Gathering signatures to show support for a cause.
Meeting with the person who represents you either locally or nationally.
Joining together as a group and taking to the streets to campaign.
30
What is a neighborhood community?
People you live with
People all around the world
A group of friends
People who live in the same area
31
On which of the following issues has Marcus Rashford successfully campaigned:
Equal Pay
Animal Rights
Child Poverty
School Uniform
32
The United Kingdom has ... parts.
two
five
three
four
33
What does global identity mean?
A person can have different identities in different situations
Shared identity with those around the world
Identity associated with being a citizen of a specific country
Identity associated with belonging to a group
34
Which of these characteristics are determined by nurture?
Age
Hair colour
Gender
Favourite hobby

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