PREVENT & British Values

The (a)   aganda is part of the Government’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy. Its aim is to is to stop people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism. 

What is the definition of terrorism?

• Terrorism is the legal use of force to achieve social change.
• Terrorism refers to peaceful protests against government policies.
• Terrorism is the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in pursuit of political aims.
• Terrorism is the act of providing humanitarian aid in conflict zones.

What is the deffinition of extremism?

• Extremism refers to the acceptance of all ideas equally.
• Extremism is the belief in and support for ideas that are far outside the mainstream, often involving radical views and actions.
• Extremism is a moderate approach to political views.
• Extremism is the practice of maintaining a balanced perspective.

What is radacalisation?

• Radicalisation is a method of improving social cohesion.
• Radicalisation is the process of adopting extreme ideologies that may lead to violence.
• Radicalisation refers to the adoption of moderate political views.
• Radicalisation is the process of promoting peace and understanding.

Which of these are the 4 British Values?

• Freedom of speech, economic equality, social justice, environmental sustainability
• Nationalism, censorship, collective ownership, religious intolerance
• Capitalism, individualism, authoritarianism, cultural homogeneity
• Democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect and tolerance

• Communication that negatively targets a group or individual because they are perceived as different.

Dehumanising statements, threats, identity-based insults, offensive name-calling, and slurs all count as (a)   speech.

You can say what you want, as long as it does not threaten or dehumanise individuals or groups. This is (a)   speech.

Voting is an example of what?

(a)  

Which of the following is the first law all animal care students should know:

• The Wildlife conservation Act 2006

• The Animal Welfare Act 2006

• The Animal Welfare Act 2010

• The five Animal needs Act 2009