4.2 explain how social Flashcards

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what are social norms

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specific rules or socially accepted standards about how we are expected to behave

unwritten rules that everyone in society follows

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what are values

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general principals beliefs or guidelines about how we should live our lives

tell us right from wrong

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what are mores

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mores are societies most important moral rules
NO INCEST

necessary for maintaining standards of decency and civilised behaviour

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list the laws that came from drink driving

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1925 - made drunk driving an offence
1967 - road safety act, introduced blood alcohol limit
1968 - first breathalyser
1991 - if there is death while driving under influence there is a prison sentence of 5 years

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what is the race relations act

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1965 - banned racial discrimination in public places, hate crime became an offence
1968- outlawed discrimination in areas of employment, housing and public service

this act was replaced in 2010 by the equality act

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cultural changes and LGBTQAI+ rights

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1994 changed age age of consent to 18, then in 2000 changed to equal heterosexual sex 16

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civil partnerships

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for same sex couples it was made in 2005 it gave legal recognition and protection.
2019 - civil partnerships were also made for heterosexual couples as an alternative to marriage.

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Same sex marriage

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previously, marriage was defined as being between a man and a woman. This changed in england and wales in 2003 with the marriage act
Allowed same-sex couples to be married

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