Prevent

Which of these might be considered extremist activities?

• Attending a protest march against government policy

• Posting racist videos, memes or messages on social media

• Voting for a political party of your choice

• Starting a petition against anti-social behaviour

What is radicalisation?

• The process of being interested in politics

• A terrorist attack

• The process of planning to attack an MP (Member of Parliament)

• The process by which someone begins to support extremist ideas

Which of these options best describes the Prevent strategy

• A strategy to help prevent people becoming radicalised

• A plan to fight far-right groups in the UK

• A way to prevent freedom of speech.

• A plan to fight terrorism.

Choose one reason why the internet COULD be a place where people are radicalised.

• Nearly everyone has Facebook

• Smartphones have easy internet access

• It is easy for extremists to share false or misleading information via the internet

• Young people are always on their phones

Which young person is most at risk of radicalisation?

• Isolated and angry

• Engages with a wide variety of viewpoints from trusted sources

• Strong relationships with family and friends

• Interested in politics and the wider world

Why does Prevent focus on young people in schools, colleges and universities?

• To scare young people

• To fill lesson time at college

• To stop extremism and radicalisation before it happens

• To encourage extremist ideas

What are the 4 British Values?

• Democracy,
  Rule of Law, Individual Liberty and Mutual Respect & Tolerance

• Democracy,
  Rule of Law, Friendship, and Respect

• Money,

  Rule of Law, Social Class and Tolerance