British Values

What is representative democracy?

• Where a citizen chooses others of power to represent them

• Where people can vote for a representative but also vote them out if they don't like their decisions

• Where people are involved in politics

• Freedom

What are elections?

• Where people in charge get to decide what is going to happen to everyone

• Voting, people choose a person or group to hold an official position

• Where someone puts up scaffolding

• Where you are elected to do something

How old do you have to be in the United Kingdom to vote?

(a)  

What age can you register to vote?

(a)  

What is the key example of a referendum ?

(a)  

What houses make up parliament?

• House of Commons

• House of Commons and House of Lords

• House of Griffindor

• Downing Street

What political party is currently in charge?

• Conservative

• Labour

• The White House

• The Green Party

Laws are a set of rules that become law when they are recognised by the...

• Police

• David Attenborough

• The army

• Government

Why are laws needed?

• To keep public order

• To protect individual freedom

• To set standards

• To provide solutions for legal problems

• To maintain public confidence and protect peoples rights

Who must obey the law

• Everyone

• People who want to be safe

• People who believe there should be a law

• People who believe there shouldn't be laws