British Values

What is representative democracy?

• Freedom

• Where people are involved in politics

• Where a citizen chooses others to represent them

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

What are elections?

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

• Where you are elected to do something

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

How old do you have to be to vote?

Why are laws needed? Pick the one that doesn't apply

• To provide solutions for legal problems

• To keep public order

• To maintain public confidence and protect peoples rights

• So people can take matters into their own hands

• To protect individual freedom

Which of the following is not a fundamental British Value?

• Tolerance

• PREVENT

• Individual liberty

• Rule of law

Who makes the rules and decides what happens in our country?

• Elected councils and parliament

• Business leaders

• King Charles III

• The Prime Minister

Which UK law states that everyone should be treated fairly and without discrimination?

• Highways Act 1980

• Education Act 2020

• Children Act 1989

• Equality Act 2010

An ideology is :

• a different approach

• a new idea about something

• a set of beliefs

• the science of creating ideas

What is democracy?

• a way for groups to make fair decisions

• a way for one person to decide what a group does

• a way for groups to get what they want

What is a democratic way of choosing a winner?

• Three judges deciding who wins

• everyone voting for the person they want to win

• one person picking a winner