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KS4 · Citizenship · Year 10, 11
Is direct democracy better than representative democracy?
What are the strengths and weaknesses of the UK democratic system?
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Is the free press free everywhere?
How do democratic systems work around the world?
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Is the physical set up of the House of Commons fit for purpose?
What is the nature of the British Constitution?
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Is the UK still an important international power?
How does the UK play a role in the international community?
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Is there mutual respect in UK society?
How is UK society diverse and changing?
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Is UK Government action led by the economy?
How does the economy work?
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Migrants - who are they?
How does identity affect rights?
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Refugees - understanding their journey
How does identity affect rights?
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Safety for all - how Britain keeps us secure
How does identity affect rights?
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Shared values - do they unite us?
How does identity affect rights?
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Should environmental issues be decided by referendum?
How can politicians involve citizens in direct decision making?
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Should moral decisions be decided by referendum?
How can politicians involve citizens in direct decision making?
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Should parliamentary procedures be modernised?
What is the nature of the British Constitution?
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Should political problems be solved by a referendum?
How can politicians involve citizens in direct decision making?
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Should protesters ever break the law?
Why do we need the right to protest in a democracy?
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Should public services be privatised?
How does the economy work?
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Should the media ever be censored?
How does the media hold those in power to account?
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Should the UK involve citizens more directly in democracy?
How can politicians involve citizens in direct decision making?
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Should we reform the voting system in the UK?
What are the different ways we can become involved in politics?
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Should we trust crime figures?
What can we do to reduce crime?
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What are changemakers?
Why do we need the right to protest in a democracy?
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What are global humanitarian problems?
How does the international community respond to global humanitarian problems?
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What are local councils and what do they do?
Where does power reside in the UK?
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What are pressure groups?
Why do we need the right to protest in a democracy?
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