2024-03-03T11:50:22+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>2 Advantages of joining a political party </p>, <p>2 disadvantages of joining a political party </p>, <p>2 advantages vs disadvantages of standing for election</p>, <p>3 Roles of pressure groups</p>, <p>Name 3 pressure groups</p>, <p>3 Roles of trade unions</p>, <p>5 Citizens in the legal system</p>, <p>3 Roles of cabinets and governments </p>, <p>3 Roles of the PM</p>, <p>2 roles of civil service </p>, <p>2 roles of parliament </p>, <p>2 roles of monarch</p>, <p>British constitution codified or uncodified</p>, <p>2 things about devolved governments </p>, <p>2 for VS against 16y old voting</p>, <p>3 factors affecting voter turnout</p>, <p>Black rod and whip responsible for:</p>, <p>Rashford study</p>, <p>News of the world scandal</p> flashcards
Citizenship Paper 1

Citizenship Paper 1

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  • 2 Advantages of joining a political party

    Progression and a potential career

    Influencing policy and individuals

  • 2 disadvantages of joining a political party

    Cost to join

    Effort and Time

  • 2 advantages vs disadvantages of standing for election

    Influencing the debate and getting your voice heard

    Raised profile and status

    VS

    Time effort and money commitment

    Opening yourself up for abuse and ridicule

  • 3 Roles of pressure groups

    Represent a specific group

    Campaigning for or against a specific cause or policy

    Raising awareness for a problem or issue

  • Name 3 pressure groups

    Stonewall

    WWF

    CBI

  • 3 Roles of trade unions

    Represent employees

    Provide advice and guidance

    Protect and campaign for employees right

  • 5 Citizens in the legal system

    Juror, magistrate, witness, special constable, victim

  • 3 Roles of cabinets and governments

    Handle relations between UK and other countries

    Writing and proposing legislation

    Making policy decisions

  • 3 Roles of the PM

    Appointing cabinet ministers

    Negotiating and conferring with other countries leaders

    Leading their political parties

  • 2 roles of civil service

    Routine administrations

    Advising ministers

  • 2 roles of parliament

    Amending and updating legislation

    Holding the government to account

  • 2 roles of monarch

    Meeting weekly with the pM

    Giving royal assent on laws

  • British constitution codified or uncodified

    Uncodified

  • 2 things about devolved governments

    1) elected by that area

    2) have power over most matters like education, healthcare,crime/punishment

  • 2 for VS against 16y old voting

    Young people are affected by elections

    Young people pay some taxes

    VS

    Young people may not have the maturity to make an informed decision

    There are many things that cannot be done at 16

  • 3 factors affecting voter turnout

    Weather, voter apathy, date and time

  • Black rod and whip responsible for:

    Security in parliament

    Ensuring MPS vote as their party wishes them to

  • Rashford study

    Campaigned for holiday vouchers for those who had free school meals with social media presence. He succeeded

  • News of the world scandal

    The newspaper hacked peoples phones and published the info in the paper. It was shut down in 2011 and regulations were in place