Y7 WHA - Identity, Rights and Responsibilities

A Citizen is a person who belongs to a country by...(tick all the correct answers)

• Birth

• Emigration

• Immigration

• Neutralisation

Naturalisation is the legal process of what....

• Moving to a different country

• How a person changes their identity

• Moving back to the country where you were born

• How a person changes their nationality

Technically are we Citizens or Subjects in the UK?

• Citizens

• Subjects

Active Citizens of the UK have a number of rights and responsibilities. Can you name one 'Public' responsibility we are expected to uphold?

• Looking after siblings

• Caring for elderly neighbours

• Paying Taxes

• Doing shopping

Active Citizens of the UK have a number of rights and responsibilities. Can you name one 'Private' responsibility we are expected to uphold?

• Caring for an elderly neighbour

• Paying Taxes

• Voting

• Charity Fundraising

Tick which are our 'Rights and Responsibilities' as a UK Citizen

• Legal

• Social

• Moral

• Political

• All of the above

Communitarianism is what?

• Looks at citizenship from the perspective of the whole of society

• Looks at citizenship from the perspective of the individual

Individualism is what?

• Looks at citizenship from the perspective of the whole of society

• Looks at citizenship from the perspective of the individual

In what ways can you become a British Citizen? Tick all that apply

• Born in the UK

• Adoption

• Descent - (Have a British parent)

• Registration

• Naturalisation

Who is the Head of State in the UK?

• The Prime Minister

• The Leader of the Conservative Party

• The Queen

• Donald Trump