PROG EXAM: REVISION Flashcards

1
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What does Demos Kratos mean?

A

Democracy (people power)

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2
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What are the 5 key features of a democracy?

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  1. Respect for human rights
  2. A multi-party system (choice)
  3. A democratic voting system (free and fair)
  4. Respect for rule of law
  5. Democratic governance (separation of powers)
  6. Citizen participation
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3
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What was the Scotland 2021 and Northern Ireland 2022 election turnout?

A

63%

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4
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What and when was the lowest election turnout?

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2001: 59.4%

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5
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What is the franchise?

A

Those who have the ability to vote.

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6
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What is suffrage?

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Those seeking the ability to vote.

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7
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What was the act in 1832 which enfranchised large members of the middle class?

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The great reform act

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8
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What did the 1840’s Chartist Movement achieve?

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  • Equal sized constituencies
  • Secret ballot for voting
  • Universal suffrage
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9
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What did the 1867 and 1884 reform acts do?

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1867 doubled the size of the electorate
1884 extended to vote to about 60% male population, including most working class men

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10
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What did the 1918 and 1928 Representation of the People Acts do?

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Women over 30 given the vote

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What did the 1969 Representation of the People Act do?

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  • Reduce voting age from 21 to 18
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12
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What is an example of “locking on”?

A

Supergluing yourself to something

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13
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What is “Strike Action”?

A

To put pressure on employers, government to improve pay and conditions

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14
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What are some examples of outsider pressure groups?

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  • Just Stop Oil
  • Xtinction Rebellion
  • Led by Donkeys
  • Insulate Britain
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15
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What are some examples of insider pressure groups?

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  • Adam Smith Institute
  • RSPCA
  • National Trust (largest)
  • Taxpayers Alliance
  • IEA (Institute for Economic Affairs)
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16
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What is Ultra Vires?

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When a public body goes beyond its powers.

17
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What is a pressure groups main objective?

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To put pressure on the judiciary, legislature or executive.

18
Q

What did the Lee V Asher 2018 case result in?

A

Protecting freedom of religion over discrimination (equality act 2010)

19
Q

What did the ZXC V Bloomberg 2022 case result in?

A

Protects acticle 8 right to respect of privacy and family life

20
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What did the S and Marper 2009 case result in?

A

Protects acticle 8: right to respect of privacy and family life

21
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What did the Pretty case 2002 result in?

A

The state must protect the right to life under article 2. (Assisted dying not lawful)

22
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What did the Belmarsh Ruling 2004 result in?

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Breached the right to liberty and freedom from torture and degrading treatment.