Theme D

What does a trade union do?

• Encourages trade between countries

• Protects workers rights

• Represents employers

• Creates powerpoints

How can charities help to represent weaker or less supported sections of society

• They have a larger voice as they can represent large numbers of people

• They might provide skill workshops and practical support

• They take all your money

• They can lobby government to prevent poor decisions being made

What is the WTO

• Wookiee Transfer Operation

• World Trading Operation

• World Trade Organisation

• Woke Transit Organsation

How does NATO help to protect it's members

• Through trade

• Through collective defence

• Through advising on human rights

• Through charity spending

The United Nations was created after, and in response to, World War 2

• True

• False

How can people push for a change in politics

• Protesting

• Wishing to fairies

• Lobbying an MP

• Buying the country

Which of these is a real pressure group

• Hamster International

• Porsches For Pensioners

• Big Donuts 2 Everyone

• Fathers 4 Justice

Free press is a media that is

• Used to communicate visually with people

• Used to participate in social media

• Restricted by law on what it can publish

• Not controlled or limited by government

Non-governmental organisations (NGO's) are best described as

• Groups of countries with shared goals

• Organisations specialising in trade

• Independent groups that are not state controlled

• Agencies run by international bodies to give aid

Tribunals are where

• Fraud cases involving over £20,000 are dealt with

• A civil case is sent if it is dismissed by the court

• Attempted rather than actual crimes are dealt with

• Issues are resolved in a less formal way outside the court system