CND/Humanist Revision

What does 'CND' stand for?

• Campaign for Nuclear Dispute

• Campaign for Nuclear Disaster

• Campaign for Nuclear Disagreement

• Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

What does 'disarmament' mean?

• To give somebody weapons

• A place where weapons are kept

• To take away or give up weapons

• To start a war

The CND is a...

• Permanent group

• Pressure group

• Peer group

• Popular group

Who in particular does the CND put pressure on?

• Medical Professionals

• Teachers

• Politicians

• The Royal Family

Which of the following is a strength of the CND?

• Public may not agree with them

• Tactics used may put people in danger

• They are biased

• Raise public awareness of their issue

Which of the following is a weakness of the CND?

• Members raise awareness of their cause

• Members are biased

• Members are experts on the issue

• Members hold parliament to account over the issue

In which year was the CND formed in London?

• 1948

• 1958

• 1968

• 1978

Where are Britain's nuclear weapons kept?

• Scotland

• England

• Wales

• Northern Ireland

As well as campaigning for nuclear disarmament, what else does the group prioritise?

• Less destructive weapons

• Increasing hostility

• General peace

• More weapon security

Which of the following best describes the Humanist view?

• Faith-Based

• Non-Secular

• Religious

• Non-Religious